
Biltur is an Early Access driving simulation focused on authentic traffic and realistic car physics, providing essential, zero-pressure training for new and experienced drivers to master road rules and control.
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Get Behind the Wheel. Gain Real-World Confidence. Start Your Journey.
Tired of dry, boring driving lessons? Biltur is the realistic driving simulator built to prepare you for the road, without the pressure of real-world traffic. Whether you're a curious beginner (Ages 10+) learning the basics of car control, a teen prepping for your first lessons, or an adult looking to safely brush up on road rules, Biltur is your ultimate practice partner.
Realism Meets Fun: Experience car physics and handling that strives for realism. Feel the force feedback that imitates the tires gripping the asphalt and the momentum that shifts in every turn. We aim to be one of the most realistic car rides you can take from your desk.
Master the Controls: Practice the fundamentals at your own pace. Perfect steering precision, gentle braking, and smooth acceleration before you ever sit in a real driver's seat.
The Full Traffic Challenge: Our dynamic AI traffic system replicates real-world behaviors; from careful commuters to aggressive drivers, unexpected pedestrians, or even moose! Learn to anticipate, react, and make safe decisions in dense, realistic city and rural environments.
Conquer Tricky Maneuvers: Perfect three-point turns, parking with a backup camera, and navigating roundabouts in a risk-free environment. Retry complex scenarios until they become second nature.
Zero-Risk Training: Provide your future driver with a safe, controlled environment to make mistakes and learn from them. There's no damage, no real-world cost, and no risk to property or people.
Real-World Traffic Simulation: Our focus is on the reality of driving. Practice merging onto highways, handling rush-hour congestion, and following road signs and signals with professional-grade accuracy.
Built for Real Driving: Unlike arcade racers, Biltur uses a precision-tuned physics engine to focus on the weight, feel, and response of an everyday vehicle, giving you true-road muscle memory.
Comprehensive Environments: Drive through cities, quiet suburbs, and challenging rural roads, experiencing variable weather (rain, snow) and day/night cycles to ensure practice under all conditions.
Biltur is currently in Early Access. This means the core driving experience, physics, and traffic systems have been prioritized first, while some content (like specific weather conditions or detailed situations and lessons) is still in development.
Currently Included:
Daylight driving with fair weather.
One map with a small city area, a highway, and rural area.
Varied speed limits.
Traffic signs used on real roads.
Future Plans: We plan to introduce more complex weather systems (Rain, Snow), more distinct environments, and expanded, structured situations based on community feedback.
Your feedback directly shapes our roadmap, helping us prioritize and deliver the most impactful features for the final release!
Realistic Physics
Full Support for Steering Wheels, Pedals, Handles, and Shifters
Dynamic AI Traffic and Pedestrian Systems
City & Rural Environments
Biltur: Stop just thinking about driving. Start practicing.
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Languages: English, Norwegian
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The game’s performance on Intel Arc graphics cards is extremely poor. With my Arc A770, I’m only getting 8–12 FPS, which makes it practically unplayable. If you’re looking for a simulator to help learn traffic rules, I’d honestly recommend Euro Truck Simulator 2 instead—especially with a steering wheel and pedals. It offers smoother performance, better stability, and a far more polished driving experience. Until this game gets proper optimization, especially for Arc GPUs, I can’t recommend it. Thumbs down for now.
It looks interesting but it driver horrable and the settings are also a nightmare. The controls are like in the very first TestDrive cause the car has almost no control to keep it between the lines. Also there are a lot glitches in the graphics. Maybe after a few (read a lot) patches but for now it's very bad !
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needs work on some things
Największe gó.no jakie widziałem, symulator prawdziwej jazdy samochodem, żenująca jest ta gra, brak optymalizacji na karcie rx9060 radeon, nie polecam marnować czasu dla tej gry. I w ogóle polują na Polaków, zamiast ustawień graficznych masz jakieś cyferki nie wiadomo o co chodzi. Mało tego nie da się ustawić rozdzielczości.
Der Startbildschirm lädt und lädt bei einem neuen GamingPC. Bis in das Spiel komme ich gar nicht.
RECENZJA: Biltur Simulator – Cofnięcie w czasie, o które nikt nie prosił Ocena: 1/10 (Omijać szerokim łukiem) Szczerze odradzam zakup tego czegoś. Jeśli myśleliście, że w 2025 roku dostaniemy dopracowany symulator, to Biltur Simulator brutalnie wyprowadzi Was z błędu. To nie jest gra – to żart z gracza. Dlaczego to totalny syf? Grafika z poprzedniej epoki: Ta gra wygląda, jakby ktoś ją wyciągnął z zakurzonego kosza z grami za 5 zł z 2000 roku. Tekstury są tak rozmazane, że bolą oczy, a modele samochodów wyglądają jak ciosane siekierą. Drzewa to dwa skrzyżowane płaskie sprite'y. Wstyd coś takiego wypuszczać w dzisiejszych czasach. Zero optymalizacji: Najlepsze jest to, że mimo grafiki gorszej niż w pierwszym Driverze, ta gra tnie się na sprzęcie, który uciągnie Cyberpunka na ultra. Klatkowanie, nagłe ścinki i wywalanie do pulpitu to tutaj standard. Programista chyba zapomniał, co to kodowanie. Fizyka jazdy? Nie istnieje: Samochód prowadzi się jak kartonowe pudło po lodzie. Model jazdy jest drewniany, toporny i nie ma nic wspólnego z rzeczywistością. Nuda i pustka: Miasto jest martwe, AI innych kierowców to dno – potrafią wjechać Ci w tył i stać w miejscu. Podsumowanie: Syf i kupa. Szkoda Waszych pieniędzy ( chociaz jest free to play ) i nerwów. To „dzieło” powinno wylądować w koszu, a nie w sprzedaży. Nie polecam nikomu, nawet najgorszemu wrogowi. REVIEW: Biltur Simulator – A blast from the past that nobody asked for Rating: 1/10 (Avoid at all costs) I strongly advise against buying this "game." If you thought 2025 would bring us a polished simulator, Biltur Simulator will brutally prove you wrong. This isn't a game – it’s a joke played on the player. Why is this total garbage? Graphics from a bygone era: This game looks like it was pulled from a $1 bargain bin in the year 2000. The textures are so blurry they make your eyes hurt, and the car models look like they were carved with an axe. Trees are just two flat sprites crossed together. It’s embarrassing to release something like this today. Zero Optimization: The best part? Despite having worse graphics than the original Driver, this game stutters on hardware that can run Cyberpunk on Ultra. Frame drops, sudden freezes, and crashes to desktop are the standard here. It seems the developer completely forgot how to code. Driving physics? Non-existent: The car handles like a cardboard box on ice. The driving model is wooden, clunky, and has nothing to do with reality. Boring and empty: The city is dead, and the AI of other drivers is pathetic – they’ll drive straight into your back and just sit there. Summary: Total crap. It’s a waste of your money and your nerves. This "masterpiece" belongs in the trash, not for sale. I wouldn't recommend this to my worst enemy.
As someone who has played many racing games and other driving games i will try to give as good of a feedback as i can. The driving feels horrid, the graphics are the same and the physics are a joke. depending on what kind of game you want to make this you should prioritise one thing first, Optimisation. i have a i7-5820k, RTX 2070 Super, 16gb ddr4 2666mhz ram and i get around 30fps in a driving game that is horrible and only because you say the requirements are that you need a top end computer to run it smoothly doesnt show a great game it shows poor optimisation the game looks like something anyone can make in unity so why does it require a top gaming pc ? it isnt the massively revolutionary physics engine or the detailed behaviour of the car. it isnt the beautiful landscape and ear gasming sound design. what is it then ? Beamng a game which to this day probably has the most detailed physics engine commercially available runs smoothly and simulates the entire car and not only a box with an automatic transmission which acts like gear shifts although it behaves like a CVT would. please take this out of early access and name it a gametest it would be much more forgiving for a game test to run this horribly. IF you want this to be a driving simulator like city car driving and the likes before have done you need to set a goal i have seen in your early access note that you want realistic car physics and a fully functional traffic system. Good but no one wants to play this if it runs like a potato trying to do supercomputing.
Hra se ani nespustila......
Najgorsza gra w jaką grałem. Grafika ze śmietnika, sterowanie badziewne, a optymalizacja i ustawienia najgorsze ze wszystkich! Nie polecam
The game is simply awful. It's impossible to play properly because it freezes occasionally for some unknown reason, and the controls are terrible. I don't recommend it.
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