Recent reviews by Albino Kiwi

I never thought that it would come to this
To watch myself leaving you behind
But you went to great lengths to clear my way
And like this train, you'll take a long, long time
To reach the end of the line
Like I did
Like I did
The farms and the rivers slide away out there
These towns all look like our home town
No one could blame you for getting out of there
But like this train, you'll take a long, long time
To reach the end of the line
Like I did
Like I did
You say they'll change in time
We won't feel so strange, but I
I don't believe you
I don't believe you
The power lines are dancing overhead
The wind is shaking up the trees
I wish I'd known how I could have made you see
But like this train, you'll take a long, long time
To reach the end of the line
Like I did
Like I did
Like this train, you'll take a long, long time
To reach the end of the line
Like I did
Like I did
Like this train
Like this train
Like this train

i DoN't LiKe iT

I dOn'T LiKe iT



















I lOvE iT!

The hours speak for themselves.
+Huge map (its the entire flipping world, including Antarctica)
+A wide selection of aircraft and helicopters to choose from
+Loads of payware and freeware addons
-Some airports are glitchy
-DirectX10 doesn't work properly

All the fun of being a mechanic without the Contact Dermatitis!

10/10

Seriously though; wear Barrier Cream and gloves if you're working on a car IRL.

I remember when this game was announced back in 2016 and the scepticism surrounding it. We all thought " Oh dear another terrible cash in on a sports personality". Upon it's release in June of 2016, I was shocked to see that this game was well recieved by the Steam community. I eventually bought it earlier this year and here's my own verdict...

• Graphics
  
• Optimisation
  
• Handleing
  
• Content: There are lots of bikes and liveries to choose from (even without DLC).

• Rally events are a bit frustrating (IMO)
  
• Me on a MotoGP bike with no assists enabled 😎

• Nothing

Summery of the game
In Euro Truck Simulator 2, you can drive a truck around Europe (the title of the game is self explanatory), modify your truck (with paint schemes and stuff) and your own multinational logistics company.

Narrative
This game has one of the most compelling storylines in a videogame...ever. Featuring a love story, a BETRAYAL and a MURDER! Just kidding. You drive trucks. THE END.

The Good

• Good graphics
  
• Very relaxing
  
• You can customise your truck
  
• Built in radio stream (I personally reccomend Kerrang! radio) ;)
  
• Works well with both, a controller and a wheel

The Bad

• Getting your first truck is a bit of a grind
  
• I can't think about anything else that can be constude as bad

The Ugly

• My trucks because I go overboard with the custoisation

If you're looking for a game with 'TRUCKING' huge rigs amd the extensive customisation options from Euro Truck Simulator 2; look no further.
The played time says enough. :D

The game itself has a lot of potential. However, there are a plethora of bugs which make the game a bit unplayable. Given this game is in early access, these bugs will hopefully be fixed soon.

Q: Do I reccomend getting this game?
A: Yes, because its free.

This game is the original American Truck Simulator and the first truck simulator I ever played.

Pros:
+Awesome looking trucks
+A plethora of cargo types and trailers to choose from
+You can interact with other truckers via the radio
+Decent amount of traffic in places
+Visual damage model (This is not present in ETS2 or ATS)
+Heavy Metal
+More awesome trucks

Cons:
-Dated graphics
-Map seems a little too small in comparison to other SCS trucking games
-No option to flip Accelerate and brake axis if the game decides have "accelerate" on the left pedal and "Brake" on the right.

Additional notes:
There is no route advisor to hold your hand, so watch the map carefully and think about where you are driving.