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This is the sequel to 911 Operator and I really love it, even with playing it for just a little while. The career mode can be finished fast, but it's much more engaging and exciting than the previous game. They also added new scenarios as well, which are basically a single day of duty, but with a major unique event that you have to solve to achieve good results. The graphics are much more improved than the prequel and there are also some small cutscenes that break the monotonicity of the regular duties. The map is now also 3D, however not every city is available to play yet. The fun part about freeplay that the police stations, hospitals, etc. are actually at the real locations, I tried out playing at my own city and it was interesting! I believe they use OpenStreetMaps data to do this.

Speaking of freeplay, it's somewhat simplified compared to 911 Operator, because the units don't seem to use all the small streets available and the districts are very broad especially when it comes to small, densely populated towns. However, this is just a minor issue and the overall experience was really great so far, even with just a couple of hours in. I would definitely come back for more gameplay and if you're interested in this theme I'd recommend trying out both games. Keep in mind that 911 Operator is considered finished and is not going to receive any updates.

This is a really fun and unique game where you have to manage resources of emergency services in order to respond to incidents, as well as to answer actual incoming calls. Each answer or communication method leads to a different outcome and this fused together with the tycoon-like resource management makes it a great experience. Now that 112 Operator is out for quite a while I suggest checking that out as well. However, this is the prequel to that and it has it's own unique feel. Surely, it's lacking some graphics and more content, but the easy to use mod manager and the workshop makes up to it.

In this version I found playing in freeplay cities particularly better, it's interesting and you can choose almost any location in the world. The career mode is nice as well, but if you're more into that, I'd definitely recommend 112 Operator over this game. This is for a little more casual players as it is somewhat easier in difficulty as well.

After playing both 911 Operator and 112 Operator I have to say, I'm pretty disappointed in this game. Honestly, I expected more action and a more enjoyable gameplay. The UI is very buggy and unpleasant to use, duplicating suspects and folders in the case files, not reacting to some of my actions, etc. Considering that this game is all about it's own GUI, this is a major drawback. Gameplaywise I lacked the interesting events that occur in response of each step I take. I don't get to know much about people or the groups, even with more intel. They just come and go and even if I do everything right, it's not that rewarding. I know that this is considerably different than the aforementioned games and this one is older than them as well, but I've still found so much annoying little things and bugs during only about two hours of gameplay, that I have to say that this is one of my very-very few games, that I regretted to buy, even with a big discount.

Instead of this game, I recommend trying out 911 Operator or 112 Operator, because the devs did a really good job on those games. I know it's theme is different, but it's so much more enjoyable that it doesn't really matter, at least for me.

Chill and smooth game that offers a fun experience that not much other games do. Potions and alchemy is quite a rare topic when coming to crafting games and most of them only partially contain them. However, this game is fully focusing on potions, herbs and such and also has a great variety of materials as well as customers and needs. There is also a story and goals that you can choose to follow or you can just focus on your shop and income.

I had the opportunity to follow the game and it's development progress since the first appearence on Steam back in early access and I love the fact that they're always striving to create more and more content to a game that is already quite living up to its full potential. It's simply fun and maintains interest on the long term as well. It's one of my games that can be played in "small bits" just to do something unique other than anything else I usually do. I think it really worths buying when on sale, but now that it got more expensive when the early access concluded, I'm not sure about the full price...

Great "oversimplified" version of Factorio, but still it is it's own game. If you like tower defense, tycoon and sandbox games, but you'd like to play casually and with simpler mechanincs, this is the choice I recommend. Simple graphics, complex gameplay, or at least it gets complex as you progress.

Occasionally it gets updates as well, so it's definitely not an abandoned game with outdated content. It is not hard to progress and develop, but still has some challenges as well as quite a few Steam achievements if you're looking for advancements.

It's such a great game for JMR and other marble run fans and I'm really happy I could take part in the kickstarter! Now the game came to a state with the updates that I can definitely recommend it to anyone who is interested. They even lowered the price a little bit, so in my opinion it's now ready for the open crowd.

It currently has four gamemodes and is still somewhat under development, but all of them are enjoyable! If you just get to know how the game works, I would recommend playing simulation games, where you only select the marbles and teams and the game runs by itself. After getting to know the teams and courses, you may try yourself at the league mode, where you have to select a team and manage it throughout the whole tournament. It is also simulation-based, but it's usually heavily impacted by the statistics of your contestants. If you'd like more engaging gameplay, try arcade mode or online play. However, unfortunately it's not that popular yet and it's very hard to matchmake with real people. Overall, this game can be fun for anyone who is at least a little bit interested in this genre.

If you want a car driving/race simulator that's fun and has good physics, this is the number one choice, and it's topping it for such a long time. I know and love this game for an uncountable amount of time. Yes, I don't have hundreds of hours in it, but those hours each are definitely spent with enjoyment. Not to mention that the recent update gave it a truckload of missions as well. (And they keep releasing new vehicles, missions and reworks.) It already had some great ones too, but now I don't even know where to start. In addition, they reworked the way you can choose the missions as they are now not only available from the menus, but from the maps themselves when free roaming.

Be careful though, as it has a decent computer requirement, however serving this level of realism, of course there has to be some stronger stuff in your rig to run it well. If not, you might experience a weaker gameplay, but still it is so much fun, I can't say anything else but to try it!

Did we want a sequel? Yes. Did we get it? Absolutely. Is it fun? Definitely. I don't think there are any more questions left unanswered.

I think it's the perfect time to write this, after the hype of the sequel is getting a bit lower, but oh they are so good!

This game started everything. (Well, technically, no, but let's skip that fact...) I don't know what else can I say, because already thousands approved of this game, so if you're into storytelling, definitely give it a try! Don't forget to play the demo first, it will absolutely give you a perfect overlook of the real game, believe me.

I'm a fan of both ETS2 and ATS and they're both great in a unique way, however, lately, I've been enjoying playing ATS more, I think mainly just because I'm European and I got so much used to that atmosphere, traffic and trucks that I might have got bored with it (not to mention I already had 400 hours in ETS2 that time). The multiplayer also adds so much to the gameplay. I don't really want to overextend the review because I would write almost the same things as on ETS2, the fabulous graphics, scenery, etc. Even the UI is the same, however it is still so unique.

If you liked ETS2, give ATS a try as well.