Pros: Here's 3 reasons why I think this game is worth a spin : First, there is no wrong way to play; many unique ways to solve a problem, no time limit, re-play ability depending on your creative nature, and critical thinking skills. Second, you are not limited by the default vehicles. You can subscribe to different models you like in the workshop for free, where as any other platform would have you grind hard, or pay money for a cosmetic. Lastly, you can have a casual game with any of your friends. You need not solve a situation alone; a good friend will spectate as you get stuck in the mud, a great friend will be stuck in the mud with you, as well as the friend he was winched to, who was also winched to the other, other friend, who was winched to the total noob who got them all stuck in the first place.

Cons: Need some variation in the lighting, and sound effects. Example: the horn button should blow as long as you hold the button, and many of the trucks have the same tone of horn, so it becomes boring. The climate should reflect the map; weather for a snowy map, should have the possibility of a light snow in the forecast for levity, like in Siberia. An autumn breeze on the mountain roads in Kazakhstan , should have multi-color golden leaves that brush past as you drive by. Or, if you going to enjoy a traditional English summer day in London....it should be profusely raining in a downpour, with overcast skies. I do enjoy the selection of new maps being produced by the community, I would encourage them to try some strange new worlds they haven't thought of before. I mentioned Kazakhstan, why not some of rolling hills and birch trees of Yugoslavia, the green fields and pines of Belarus, or if you enjoy your truck losing teeth as a result of eating rocks for breakfast, why not the MANY mountain roads of Afghanistan? The only other suggestion I could make, lighting, could include more rotating beacons, strobes, or, if I ask super polite, a spotlight that can be controlled. I've seen some mod trucks have the spotlight, but it only points straight ahead. Why not make it a feature to move it 180 degrees, up, or down? That I'd like to see, as well as working spot lights on the log crane. Last, the driver. I know he's a default character, but it's not like he should look like an NPC. I wouldn't want to be an NPC anyway...I wanted to be a lumberjack! LEAPING from tree to tree, as I float down the mighty rivers of British Columbia! The GIANT Redwood! The Larch, the Fir! The mighty Scots-Pine! The smell of fresh cut timber, the crash of mighty trees! With my best girlie by my side, we'd sing, SING, sing!

Pros: Here's 3 reasons why I think this game is worth a spin : First, there is no wrong way to play; many unique ways to solve a problem, no time limit, re-play ability depending on your creative nature, and critical thinking skills. Second, you are not limited by the default vehicles. You can subscribe to different models you like in the workshop for free, where as any other platform would have you grind hard, or pay money for a cosmetic. Lastly, you can have a casual game with any of your friends. You need not solve a situation alone; a good friend will spectate as you get stuck in the mud, a great friend will be stuck in the mud with you, as well as the friend he was winched to, who was also winched to the other, other friend, who was winched to the total noob who got them all stuck in the first place. Cons: Need some variation in the lighting, and sound effects. Example: the horn button should blow as long as you hold the button, and many of the trucks have the same tone of horn, so it becomes boring. The climate should reflect the map; weather for a snowy map, should have the possibility of a light snow in the forecast for levity, like in Siberia. An autumn breeze on the mountain roads in Kazakhstan , should have multi-color golden leaves that brush past as you drive by. Or, if you going to enjoy a traditional English summer day in London....it should be profusely raining in a downpour, with overcast skies. I do enjoy the selection of new maps being produced by the community, I would encourage them to try some strange new worlds they haven't thought of before. I mentioned Kazakhstan, why not some of rolling hills and birch trees of Yugoslavia, the green fields and pines of Belarus, or if you enjoy your truck losing teeth as a result of eating rocks for breakfast, why not the MANY mountain roads of Afghanistan? The only other suggestion I could make, lighting, could include more rotating beacons, strobes, or, if I ask super polite, a spotlight that can be controlled. I've seen some mod trucks have the spotlight, but it only points straight ahead. Why not make it a feature to move it 180 degrees, up, or down? That I'd like to see, as well as working spot lights on the log crane. Last, the driver. I know he's a default character, but it's not like he should look like an NPC. I wouldn't want to be an NPC anyway...I wanted to be a lumberjack! LEAPING from tree to tree, as I float down the mighty rivers of British Columbia! The GIANT Redwood! The Larch, the Fir! The mighty Scots-Pine! The smell of fresh cut timber, the crash of mighty trees! With my best girlie by my side, we'd sing, SING, sing!