If I ever have to experience in real life what I had been through in this game for the 3-hour play time, I would probably kill myself.

10/10

(This is a serious review.)

Got this game from a bundle sale. I had this game sitting in my library for a very very long time. At first, I really didn't get where the fun of this game was, I played like an hour when I first got it, then uninstalled it right away. Many many years had passed since, then just a few weeks ago, I saw a video talking about this game and decided to give it another try.
I first played a few hours with a Xbox controller while listening to my favorite music. I didn't think the driving and the process of getting to the destination was fun but once I arrived at the destination, I felt some sort of accomplishment. So I arbitrarily decided to get a set of Logictech G923 with gear shifter hoping that it would enhance the driving a little bit. ...Boy did it change the entire experience... I am so glad I got the wheel set instead of just giving the game up again. Learning to drive the truck fully manual with the wheel set was such an enjoyable experience. And once I started to get a hang of it, it became really satisfying just feeling the smooth transitions between gears. (Highly recommend a wheel set with feature like True Force, so you can feel the vibration from the engine on your wheel.) I even went further and purchased a Tobii eye 5 tracker and set the system up with a 47" TV for more immersion. I probably won't go beyond this setup as it has already made the game incredibly enjoyable for me. Though it looks cool to have a 3 TV and fully decorated truck interior setup for sure. Another thing that turned this game into a masterpiece is the amount of mods it has. I have so many map mods installed I literally have the entire world on my map. And some of those map mods are just incredibly well made, the views are just breathtaking.
My playtime probably doesn't seem that convincing compared to others that already have hundred or thousand of hours. But this game is already my "go to" game whenever I had a long coding session over-stressing my brain, and just wanna relax and zone out. When I play this game, I don't feel like I am playing a video game, I feel like I am meditating. I just drive mindlessly, admiring the views, while listening to lo-fi music on Spotify. Occasionally I would put on an audiobook instead of music, so I can digest some of that massive audiobook backlog I have from Audible. Though I guess I won't have any time left for my massive Steam backlog then. Anyways, if you are looking for something mindless and chill. This is that game. Get a wheel set and you won't regret it.