Truck & Logistics Simulator Review Summary

A fun multiplayer experience with varied vehicles and gameplay, but suffers from a repetitive loop, erratic AI traffic, and outdated graphics.

Varied vehicle selection praised: Players consistently highlight the wide variety of vehicles, ranging from heavy trucks to small cars and everything in between. This diversity is seen as a major positive, adding fun and depth to the game.

Game is fun and interesting: Overall sentiment is that the game is fun, interesting, and enjoyable to play. While not universally praised, many players report a positive experience.

Multiplayer with friends is fun: Players find the multiplayer mode enjoyable, especially when playing with friends. It adds significant replay value and prevents the game from becoming boring when alone.

Self-loading cargo feature appreciated: A new feature allowing players to self-load cargo is satisfying and well-received. It adds an engaging simulation layer to the gameplay.

Relaxing and smooth driving: The driving experience is described as relaxing and smooth, with a pleasant driving model. This makes the game enjoyable for players seeking a calm and stress-free activity.

Graphics resemble mobile game: Players consistently report that the game's graphics look like a mobile port rather than a modern PC title. The visual quality is heavily criticized as insufficient for PC standards.

Traffic AI is erratic: AI drivers frequently stop mid-road, ignore traffic lights, and drive too slowly, causing collisions and roadblocks. This behavior severely hampers gameplay by making driving unpredictable and frustrating.

Gameplay becomes repetitive: Players find the game repetitive after just a few hours due to similar missions. The lack of mission variety and small map contribute to the boredom.

Traffic rules unenforced: There are no penalties for running red lights, speeding, or other traffic violations, and no police presence. This removes any incentive to drive safely and makes the game feel less realistic.

Poor driving feel: The driving model is described as slippery, floaty, and prone to excessive oversteer, making vehicles hard to control. This negatively impacts the core gameplay experience.

Manual cargo loading mechanic: Players must manually load cargo onto vehicles using forklifts and various machinery. This is a core gameplay element emphasized in multiple clusters.

Truck simulator with logistics focus: The game is primarily a truck and logistics simulator where players load vehicles via boarding or forklifts, deliver cargo, and earn money to buy more trucks. It resembles Euro Truck Simulator but with less content.

Multiplayer supports up to 24 players: Multiplayer mode is available, supporting private sessions with friends and up to 24 players on the same map. Players can do transport missions together and form convoys.

Driving simulation with missions: Core gameplay involves driving various vehicles from point A to B, completing missions that involve delivering cargo for credits and XP. The game is more arcade than strict simulation.

Varied vehicle types available: The game includes a wide variety of vehicles from cars and vans to semi-trucks, pickups, and special vehicles like monster trucks and forklifts. Vehicle selection spans multiple categories.

Mixed optimization reports: Players report both good and bad optimization, with some praising performance while others experience severe issues.

Performance issues on mid-range: Users on GTX 1060, RTX 3060, and mid-range systems report frame drops and stuttering, especially on high settings.

Graphics quality criticized: Multiple reviews state graphics are poor, outdated, or not matching screenshots, even on high-end hardware.

Stuttering and frame drops: Constant stuttering and frame drops are common, especially with mirrors, objects, and during gameplay.

Runs on low-end hardware: Several users confirm the game runs on low-end PCs, school computers, and basic systems, sometimes at low settings.

Not recommended currently: General sentiment is negative, with many players advising against buying the game now due to bugs, lack of content, or poor quality. They suggest waiting for improvements before considering purchase.

Buy if on sale: Several reviewers state that the game is worth trying only if purchased at a discounted price. At full price, they advise against it.

Wait for discount: Several reviewers advise waiting for a sale or significant discount before purchasing, stating the game is not worth full price in its current state. Waiting ensures better value and avoids regret.

Match price and quality: Reviewers feel the game's price is either too high for the quality offered or adequate when discounted. Some suggest that a lower price point would justify the purchase.

Refrain from buying: Strongly worded reviews advise not to spend money on this game, calling it a waste. Some suggest getting ETS2 or ATS instead for more enjoyable trucking experiences.

Community fair range: $5.00 - $10.00.

Game completion: 15.0h.

The game provides initial fun through its novelty and multiplayer, but becomes repetitive after a few hours due to limited progression and content, causing enjoyment to drop.

Friction: repetitive gameplay after initial hours; various bugs and stability issues; no real sense of career progression; small map that feels repetitive; poor AI in multiplayer; no tutorial or introduction.

Cooperative Multiplayer Enthusiast: Team-based driving and loading, cooperative mission planning, using private servers with friends. Motivation: Shared virtual workspace and cooperative play with friends, enjoying the social aspect despite minor bugs. Stance: sale.

Casual Relaxation Seeker: Chill driving and loading at a relaxed pace, roleplaying, enjoying the variety of vehicles without demanding hardcore simulation. Motivation: Unwinding and casual fun, finding relaxation in the driving and logistics loop. Stance: buy.

Simulation Purist: Precision driving with wheel/pedals, expecting realistic penalties, traffic AI, and detailed simulation; compares directly to established truck sims. Motivation: Realistic simulation and immersion, seeking a punishing and detailed experience that rewards careful driving. Stance: no buy.

Steam Deck: The game presents a mixed experience on Steam Deck: while basic controller support works well for some, major issues like unreadable menu text and broken button customization require significant tinkering. Performance drops on mid-range hardware are also noted.

Inferior to Euro Truck Simulator: Players consistently compare this game unfavorably to Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator, citing less content, features, and overall simulation depth. The game is seen as a step below in areas like physics, immersion, and realism.

Early access limitations acknowledged: The game is currently in Early Access, with many players noting that this explains its current deficiencies and missing content. There is expectation that the game will improve significantly before full release.

Small Turkish development team: The game is developed by a small Turkish team of around four to five people, which players see as both a limitation and a sign of potential. The team's long-term vision is acknowledged, though current scope is limited.

Price not justified by content: Several reviewers feel the game's price is too high for the amount of content and longevity it offers, especially in Early Access. They suggest the current state does not warrant the full price tag.

Lack of mod support: Players highlight the absence of mod support as a major limitation, reducing the game's replayability and customization options. Some suggest that adding mod support would greatly enhance the game's value.