81.0 hours played
Written 1 month and 3 days ago
This is one of the best physics based vehicular building games ive played.
Map is huge, tons of unique objects for missions, always a problem to be solved.
Fantastic physics fidelity and amazing netcode, no idea how they made it so clean. My friends and i have been having tons of fun and its super duper helpful to have a buddy just load up a hauler. Life can be simple when you work together. :P
The satisfaction i get from building something that is a fantastic demonstration why humans will never succeed and barely works brings joy to my ice cold heart.
All of the little objectives are unique enough to keep it engaging and all have their own challenges. There are things like boxes and ladders that are easy enough, all the way to butterflies and floor goop that can be a real pain in the ass.
Theres enough parts to get the job done and generally well defined, but there should be larger sturdier pieces. Especially tires, even the stupid looking (largest) monster wheels dont cut the cake. I wind up just spamming tires and every build looks stupider and stupider.
You can build things like roads, monorails, fuel pipes, ect. Alot of the construction logic is frustrating and difficult or unintuitive to use. You cant freely place anything without some condition being met, which can be really annoying. Like broadcast towers, these are required to expand your driving range, however they cannot be placed unless connected to another tower.
Would be really nice to place roads on the ground, alas you cannot.
There is only one thing in this game that makes me want to quit.
ELEVATORS. Theres a button on the floor of the monorail elevator pad that is difficult to avoid, resets after 1 second and is super easy to get fucked by. I have never NOT had a problem with these damned elevators, i hate them with a burning passion and wasted alot of my time... When i can, i just cancel these missions and avoid monorails all together...
Other than the elevators, this game is great and i highly recommend it.