Fork Truck Challenge
Very sloppy game play. The fork truck either goes super slow or super fast. Damage occurs to the loads for no apparent reason. Its not worth the frustrating playing it. I removed the game from my computer.
– Real player with 3.2 hrs in game
At first I thought it was just another Forklift Simulator but when I received the key through a Twitch chat I decided to have a look at the game.
The Single Player part is basically riding around and finding out how to do things. Since it’s an Early Alpha game you would expect less polished objects but the developer has crystal clear textures on the objects.
Multiplayer is riding around between other people, hoping you don’t need the stack they’re moving around.
For a Early Access game this is very well made, good to see that the developer has put effort into the game and is still adding new things to it.
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
Trucking
Review update.
Looks like I didn’t waste my money. The game is developing and is slowly turning into something original. The last update (update 0.0.4.1) brought to the truck simulator … The economic system! No kidding, since 1998, for the first time I see the economic system in this kind of simulator. I remember how day and night I played in Hard Truck (Rig’n’Roll, King of the Road) and dreamed that in these games the world would be somehow more diverse. Do not get me wrong, for 1998 Hard Trusk was amazingly magnificent and for me it is an ageless classic. But years passed, and there was nothing new.
– Real player with 32.4 hrs in game
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hello this could be a good game to many bugs in the please fix them
– Real player with 8.2 hrs in game
Diesel Guns
(VERY LONG EARLY ACCESS POST)
Nowadays is really hard to find some good drive combat videogame, and while Diesel Guns is still in developement, it is still promising and has a good foundation.
Sayd this, maybe is because of it’s Early Access nature but there are things that definitely need improvement in order to make it a good game that can bring back the Drive Combat genre.
First off, let me list what’s good about it so far:
- Good weapons variety. I especially like that you can choose which weapons to equip for each kind, and apparently it seems there will be more in the future.
– Real player with 10.7 hrs in game
Read More: Best Automobile Sim Vehicular Combat Games.
If you’re a fan of games like Hardware: Rivals and Vigilante 8, you’ll love this game. the balance of weapons seems just about perfect, and so does the gameplay. Everything just works great. The speed and pacing is perfect. You’re never struggling to try to make a certain mechanic like, ramming or ground pounding work right, it’s not TOO easy either, but it just feels… GOOD when you use it. as of right now, the game is severly lacking in overall content due to it being an early access alpha title, but what’s there will make the gameplay feel near complete when you’re in a deathmatch and blowing up enemies! But for $5, it’s absolutely worth the current state that it’s in.
– Real player with 8.0 hrs in game
gRally
[Disclaimer: was part of Closed Beta stage before Early Access, and got my Steam copy for free]
gRally is a rally simulation by a small and pasoniate team who had experience in the Richard Burns Rally mod scene. The current release is the definition of ‘early access’. It is wrong to come in an expect a flawless product with huge volume of content, and I believe the early access price point that the developer has provided is more than fair.
Even in this early stage driving feels really good has already features support for mods, direct drive wheels, external telemetry tools (such as SLI displays), triple screen w/ seprate rendering, VR headsets, motion platforms and more. While there is still lots of work to be done before this would be considered a finished product, the team has shown they are willing to listen to all feedback and work to quickly resolve any concerns.
– Real player with 14.0 hrs in game
Review has been edited after fitting correct tyres.
Ok time for my first impressions. I have been playing this on and off for a few days so this review is not a knee jerk but fairly well considered. A lot of what I have to say seems negative but hopefully the developers will take some points on board.
Firstly it just doesn’t feel like how I would expect a rally car to drive. The car seemed to under-steer terribly but reading the forums I found this was because I had the tarmac tyres on (I was racing on the gArena which requires the forest tyres). With the correct tyres installed I could put in some consistent fast last times and the whole thing feels much better now but not how I imagine a modern rally car would feel. I still maintain that the cars feel slow but maybe other factors are at play such as camera zoom.
– Real player with 10.8 hrs in game
Long Road
It’s kind of broken, it doesn’t make a lot of sense and it looks like an alpha for a PS1 game, but I really like it.
It’s a game about trying to guess where the invisible checkpoints are and trying to hit all the checkpoints as quickly as possible. The online leaderboards work and the relatively small number of players made it realistic for me to try to get the record for each of the ten tracks, which was fun since I’m usually not very competitive.
The driving feels good, or at least learning how to properly control the car is fun, and there are several cars to unlock, each with its own speed (I think) and handling (maybe). There are two modes, racing and drifting, and the cars handle differently depending on which mode you’re playing. All ten tracks can be played in both modes and there are separate leaderboards for the modes, meaning the squirrelly drifting controls can have speed records of their own.
– Real player with 4.9 hrs in game
It’s a long road for creating a good and enjoyable game
Horrible car race / drifting game.
- All achievements are for completing the 20 tracks. But it’s a pain.
Cons:
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It feels like you are driving with a 3D modeled car on a freshly puked out lowres texture plain landscape
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Sometimes there are trees and walls that make your car stop or partly flip over
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Realism meh. Tho you have tire smoke but no interaction with the terrain (dust/gravel/grass)
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There is no 3D Terrain (only at the game borders, but not relevant for the gameplay).
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel
“Sometimes the best therapy is a long drive with music”
Open World
Drive day & night, pick up hitchhikers, refuel, check engine temperature. Watch out for the cops!
Driving jobs
Taxi, Bus, Trucks and much more!
Realistic Tire Physics
With sophisticated vehicle and tire physics, you can enjoy realistic and challenging driving. Feel the tire grip and burn some tires by drifting! If you are a keyboard player, don’t forget to use ‘Burnout’ when you want to let the rear go sideways. Driving Assist is available for keyboard players and controllers are fully supported.
Singleplayer and Multiplayer Mode
Enjoy solitude in single-player or have fun with friends in multiplayer mode.
Race
You can compete with AI or Other players at the Onroad and offroad tracks.
Timeattack
The online leader board shows you how fast you are. Autocross is a good way to improve your driving skills.
Key Features
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Driving with Keyboard, Mouse, Gamepad, Steering wheel
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Realistic, yet easy (with the assist feature) driving
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Single-player and Multiplayer Mode
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Open world (8 x 8 Km) with Day & Night cycle
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Passenger Transportation (Hitchhikers, Taxi, Bus)
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Cargo Transportation (Pickup, Trucks, Semi-Trailer)
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Special vehicles (Police, Tow Truck, Ambulance and more will be added)
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Refueling
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Replacing car parts
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Buying/Renting cars
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Blinker, Headlight, Horn, Driving Mode, and Auto-Pilot!
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Race
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Time attack
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Autocross
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Online leaderboards
My Mad Road - adventure racing & shooting
Welcome to an unpredictable cartoon world, where you play by your own rules. From crazy fun to brutal deeds. Earn cash peacefully or at any cost. Do you prefer action or peace? Good and evil – that’s what the world you’ll find yourself in is going to pay you back with.
Car drive
WE RECOMMEND THE PLAYERS TO DISTANCE THEMSELVES FROM THE EVENTS AND TAKE THEM WITH TONGUE IN CHEEK.
gameplay:
Tank up your ride, take a dog, abduct a girl, shoot or befriend something. Focus on the missions or wreak havoc – the most important thing is to have some bucks in your pocket.
My Mad Road is a completely new game where the main rule is powerful fun. You play as a controversial character who prefers to get around by car, but often needs to get out of it to take care of some business. Time passes in the game, so it’s divided into days, during which you carry out selected missions. The world’s full of life, so the missions are just a side goal, while the rest lives at its own pace. Unleash your imagination and join the events unfolding in the world of My Mad Road.
many Paths and Solutions
In every situation, you can act in multiple ways. We keep striving to make the gameplay unlimited by anything.
Some actions in the game are only available upon approaching an object or a person. The character keeps growing, so they aren’t able to do everything at the first stages of the game.
The greater the risk, the greater the reward
Remember not to make too many enemies, as they can break or kill even the biggest badass.
the Game’s Atmosphere
The game is teeming with life (animals, people) you can interact with. The game is dominated by desert and farmland views, but there’s also a good deal of fantasy and modern views.
what’s Next?
You can find sample scenes in the trailer, and the most recent content is listed in the News section.
We keep working on developing the game world and further adventures, so we encourage you to join the community to aid us.
racing car drive extreme rally adventure
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Not My Car – Battle Royale
notmycar Is a very enjoyable game, unfortunately the fact that it is Early Access and Free is usually overlooked.
Pros:
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Fast paced, high action gameplay
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Constant updates
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Friendly & Engaging Community
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Community discord so that your opinion can be heard
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Devs that listen, and actively seek your opinions and advice
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Community playdates & testing - (makes up for one of the cons below)
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Competitively Priced Season Pass - If you like your cosmetics, this one is for you. The season pass also presents additional in game challenges which keep you further engaged
– Real player with 147.7 hrs in game
TLDR; Dead playerbase, ok game, would play again.
I really enjoyed the game, it was fun and exciting to play. Unfortunately, it had a rocky start with numerous issues that should have been hashed out in a closed beta. Optimization seemed to be a large issue for people with mid-grade to potato tier computers with unbearable stuttering. I had high fps but still crashed out of game almost every round when the game first rolled out. Crash logs didn’t even automatically upload, you had to go to their discord and upload manually. Along with other problems it was essentially unplayable for most people at the time.
– Real player with 61.1 hrs in game
Pure Rock Crawling
Let’s start with the countless hours of spin tires, mudrunner and beam NG i’ve played to get my rock crawling fix. IRL i own a 08' JK on one tons/40’s, but have to travel far to wheel. Having a game dedicated strictly to just the art of crawling is amazing because i may not get the full satisfaction i get from the real thing, but these sims are the closest thing. This game specifically will be much better than those counterparts because it’s strictly dedicated to crawling rather than a logging road or a crash dummy course. If crawling interest you, then i believe you should most certainly purchase this game and support the great work this dev have put into this games current state. Which it’s in great shape and hopefully continues with the same momentum with your support ;)
– Real player with 21.2 hrs in game
[EDIT: 11/1/21018 Originally I said that the physics made the cars feel as if light, miniature cars. I no longer feel that’s the case. Not sure which update is the cause, but it did a great job of crreating the feeling of full size, full weight vehicles. VERY NICE!
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Pure Rock Crawling is one of those games on Steam that calls out for a three-tier rating system. There’s plenty of good (and some not so good), so I decided to enjoy the best, and rate based on the game concept and hopes that come with all Early Access games. Thus, a positive rating, and every hope for a brighter, larger future.
– Real player with 17.6 hrs in game
RAILROADS Online!
Even in it’s Early access state RO has a lot of potential The Locomotives are very well detailed and are pretty fun to operate. The same goes for the rolling stock as there is a lot of little details most developers tend to overlook. Then there is the map itself. Even though it uses the basic textures from Unreal 4 the landscape still looks amazing at times. However it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. Track laying can be a pain in the ass and the terrain and bridge tools are a bit clunky. The Link & Pin couplers have a tendency to break randomly when loading a saved game while other times they have a tendency to launch into space. And while the game is meant to be played ONLINE with Friends don’t expect them to stay on very long if you have a slow internet connection as it is a Peer to Peer Hosting system that RO runs off of. However this also means that you can in a sense play this as an offline Sandbox Game since when you Host a Server you only need to be online to launch the server itself. Once the Server is running you can play the game offline and not worry about getting dropped randomly. Naturally however I give these issues a pass since the game is still in Early Access and as such is bound to have some issues. The game itself is still very fun and like I said before has a lot of potential. Of coruse it’s not for everyone, but if you are interested in Turn of Century American Narrow Gauge Railroading, t’s woth checking out.
– Real player with 495.6 hrs in game
After 81 hrs of play time, I must say AAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!! Yes it’s got bugs. Did you report them so they can get fixed? No? then STFU! I have 1 to 3 others working in this game for me. (Yes they work for me. I get more money and XP faster so we can all have good engines) Always have others join your company, always make a password so a**holes don’t join your world and destroy all your hard work. Yes ghost links and tree regrowth is a small problem sometimes. Hey, it’s still under construction, just like your RR! Got a good idea? Go to the Dev’s Discord and tell him. Is it fun? Very much so. does it have bugs? Yeah but so does CyberPunk 2077 and it’s a finished game. Should you buy it? IDK, I did, it’s up to you how to spend your money. I give it a two thumbs up. But hey what do I know. Will you enjoy playing it? Did you like playing with trains when you were a kid? I still like playing with trains, That’s why I work at a railroad museum. If you to like playing with trains, then by all means get this game.
– Real player with 94.5 hrs in game