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Alt History Piper Town
A town that took a different road.
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A place to make your own.
A high-detail 4x landscape inspired by Missouri’s rural farming country. Johnny Thompson’s Piper Town combines larger fields, established farms, local industry and a detailed town, built around growing your operation over time.
Larger fields and established farm properties for bigger equipment.
Custom traffic follows the rural roads and town layout.
The creator’s economy values farm buildings and infrastructure alongside the land.
The creator describes this as a demanding map. Reduce object and foliage draw distances or shadows if needed. The linked gameplay video may show an earlier release.
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Images: JNJ / GravelBorn · Original release gallery ↗
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Keep the map or mod ZIP intact and place it in your Farming Simulator 25 mods folder. Select it when setting up your save. If the creator includes separate installation instructions, follow those for this release.
Back up an existing save before updating. Check the creator’s release notes for required mods and whether a new savegame is needed.
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The people behind it.
Johnny Thompson / JNJ Mods / PiperTown Team. The creator thanks Old Aussie Gamer for grass fixes, PapaSmurf for field entrances and fences, and TW Farms and GHP Farmer for AutoDrive work. Original asset creators retain their credits.
Hosting on TW Farms does not transfer ownership. Please respect the creator’s credits and permissions.
Project links & description sources
- Creator’s release notes on PapaSmurf Modding (sign-in required) ↗
- Creator’s FS25 release notes on KingMods ↗
Descriptions checked 18 October 2026. Public release notes may cover a different revision; hosted version details appear above when supplied.
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