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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian +14 more
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So out of car games, this was pretty fun. Though once you run out of fuel you just cant play the game anymore. The buttons for the fuel refill just don't work. Its also pretty buggy in that regard. It feels kinda half baked but overall I had fun going way over the legal speed limit and completing some of the challenges (though I wish there were more). Too bad its broken to the point I cant play it anymore lol
[h1]Spielbewertung von TrophyHunter[/h1] Dieses Spiel habe ich durch das "INSPECTOR STUDIOS Publisher Bundle" gekauft. Ich habe von Anfang an gedacht, dass das Game nichts gutes sein wird, aber Junge, Junge das hat ja alle Ramen gesprengt, die überhaupt möglich sind vor Enttäuschung. Das Spiel "Car Parking Real Driving Sim" ist eines von insgesamt 33 ähnlichen Spiele des bereits erwähnten Bündels und wurde von "Yusuf Islam Seyhan", als auch von "Samet Acar" entwickelt. Es handelt sich hier offensichtlich, um einen Handy-Import, welches wirklich selbst für ~2€ nicht zu empfehlen ist. Zu Beginn des Spiels fliegen einem erstmal die Ohren weg, wegen dem wunderschönen, gar nicht lauten, Intro des Entwicklers. Grafisch gesehen ist jedenfalls noch einiges machbar, die Sounds lassen sich nicht ausstellen, eine Storyline gibt es keine, Errungenschaften auch nicht und Sammelkarten erst Recht nicht. Also was macht man nun in dem Game, fragt ihr euch? Naja, ihr habt ein Auto und könnt mit diesem etwas auf der Karte herumfahren. Neben bei kann man sich etwas Geld durch das gratis Fotoshooting eines Blitzers dazu verdienen oder man macht eine der 3 random platzierten Missionen, um sich die wenigen Tuning Möglichkeiten des Shops leisten zu können. Das ist alles. Die Sounds sind im übrigen nicht wirklich überzeugend und grenzen schon fast an Körperverletzung. Ich kann und werde dieses Spiel nicht weiter empfehlen und verstehe echt nicht, warum die Entwickler nicht einfach eins ihrer "Handy-Imports" holen und es wirklich aktiv verbessern. Ich hätte doch lieber ein "gutes" Spiel als 100 schlechte. Naja, macht euch am besten ein eigenes Bild vom Game. Achso, bevor ich es vergesse. Ich werde in naher Zukunft die anderen 32 Games auch bewerten, welche wie bereits erwähnt sehr ähnlichen Aufbau haben. Deshalb kann es vorkommen, dass die kommenden Bewertungen rund um dieses Bündel, sich ähnlich oder gar gleich anhören, also nicht wundern. 👑 [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43242924/]Weitere Spielbewertungen[/url] 👑
Unfortunately when your car runs out of fuel the button to refill does not work so the game is locked from that point onward. Even tried resetting by reinstalling but it seems to have a hidden save file somewhere remembering that you are out of fuel.
The only car is a Fiat... What more do you need?
Car Parking Real Driving Sim, developed by Yusuf Islam Seyhan and Samet Acar and published by Inspector Studios, is a budget-friendly indie driving game that attempts to blend realistic parking challenges with open-world city driving, light vehicle management, and customization features. While parking simulators are not uncommon on PC or mobile platforms, this game tries to offer more than just placing your car between painted lines. Its inclusion of fuel management, traffic systems, and hidden collectibles hints at a broader vision that goes beyond the typical scope of its genre. At its core, the game tasks players with completing various parking and driving challenges throughout a city environment. The player can explore freely, taking on missions that require precise control and spatial awareness. One of the game’s better features is its variety of camera perspectives—ranging from a traditional third-person view to a detailed in-car dashboard view, as well as top-down and even wheel-focused cameras. This flexibility is particularly useful during tighter parking scenarios and helps players find a view that works for their skill level or preference. The game also includes features like a slow-motion driving mode and map preview functionality, which add a slight strategic layer to driving and planning routes. Mechanically, Car Parking Real Driving Sim incorporates a few interesting systems designed to simulate a more “realistic” driving experience. For example, the game includes a fuel consumption system, forcing players to refuel periodically or risk being stranded. Players also need to keep an eye on their car’s damage level and seek out repair kits scattered around the city. These mechanics could have added depth and immersion, making driving feel like more than just getting from point A to B. Unfortunately, while these features exist in concept, they are often criticized in reviews for being poorly implemented. Some players report bugs that prevent fuel refills from working properly, leading to situations where the game essentially soft-locks. Others mention that the repair systems are either too difficult to locate or not responsive when needed, undercutting the intended tension of resource management. Customization is another area where the game aims high but delivers inconsistently. Players can personalize their vehicle’s color, suspension height, glass tint, and other superficial elements. These options add a nice personal touch and offer a break from the repetition of driving and parking tasks. However, the range of vehicles and upgrades feels limited, and the lack of any real performance impact from customization choices means that many of these changes are purely cosmetic. Still, for a game priced as affordably as this one, even simple customization is a welcome inclusion that adds a bit of variety. Visually, Car Parking Real Driving Sim is modest in scope. The city is functional but lacks detail, with repetitive buildings and mostly empty roadways. The lighting and textures are basic, and many users report issues with missing assets or poorly optimized performance even on mid-range PCs. These technical shortcomings are noticeable and detract from what could have been a more immersive environment. The interface is similarly plain, providing just enough information to get by but lacking polish. However, the game does support 26 languages, which is an impressive accessibility feature for a small indie title. Where the game struggles most is in its overall polish and depth. While it presents a handful of clever ideas, such as hidden money packages to collect and the notion of maintaining your vehicle, the gameplay loop begins to feel repetitive quickly. Missions don’t vary much beyond parking and basic driving, and without any overarching progression system or narrative, there’s little incentive to keep going after the first hour or so. The traffic AI is rudimentary, often behaving erratically, and the handling of the vehicles can feel inconsistent from one challenge to the next. These issues give the game a sense of being in early access, even though it’s presented as a complete product. Despite its many flaws, Car Parking Real Driving Sim does succeed in being a low-stakes, casual experience for a niche audience. For players who enjoy parking challenges and don’t mind rough edges, it can offer a few hours of simple enjoyment. Its low price point is both its greatest strength and an implicit excuse for its shortcomings. The developers show ambition in trying to implement systems that are rarely seen in games of this scale, such as fuel economy and repair management, but the lack of polish holds the overall experience back. In conclusion, Car Parking Real Driving Sim is an indie title with big aspirations that falls short in execution. It introduces several interesting features—such as real-world driving constraints, vehicle damage, and city exploration—that could have elevated it beyond the typical parking sim. However, its technical limitations, underdeveloped mechanics, and repetitive gameplay loop make it difficult to recommend to anyone but the most devoted fans of the genre. For casual players or those looking for a deeper, more refined driving sim experience, this title is likely to disappoint. But for a quick and inexpensive taste of urban parking challenges, it might just do the trick. Rating: 5/10
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