
Jidousha Shakai is an open world racing game with unrivaled customization to spark the new coming of open world racers. Control every inch of your cars appearance to give it your unique touch. If you'd like to experience Jidousha Shakai in it's fullest form we need your help today!
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Languages: English*, Italian, Spanish - Spain, French, German, Danish, Dutch, Japanese, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Turkish, Korean +2 more
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Ok (Please read the full review, it's as honest as I can make it. but if you would rather have the TL:DR version, scroll to the final paragraph, if that is still too long, read the very final sentence at the bottom). I've owned this game for a fairly long while now. Initially, although limited, it was fun to mess about with the then current build in sandbox mode. It had a few cars, a respectable amount of customisation, but that was it. No progression, no story, it was purely a test platform. Which made me ask myself, why is something this far from completion on Steam? Why was it (at the time if I remember correctly) almost if not over £20? Alas. I had a gut feeling this game would get somewhere. Eventually. To date, updates have been very far apart and random: Sometimes adding content, sometimes removing content. In fact, in its current state, the game has LESS content than when I first started playing it. There have been massive improvements to graphics and physics, but at the cost of content. I only really jump on every once in a while when a rare news bulletin or update pops up for this game. Even after the promised regular updates (of which, only the first happened, then went silent). Now, I understand the developer has had a lot of financial difficulty (or so he claims, but I'm choosing to believe them), which makes game development hard. I get that, but recently, the developer has also told us they have a small team working on the game. Now, if this was the case, how come we are not seeing any real progress toward the completion of the game? which apparently, is the end of 2019! I really don't want to doubt it, but in some ways, after all this time maybe it's better just to perfect the game and release it later, rather than rushing it to release. Again, I understand the developer has been open with the community about their problems, which is admirable. However, launching a game on steam for people to spend their hard-earned money on (especially if you bought it before the recent price drop) which is: A) Does not currently include any of the content in the pictures on the store page (Yet) B) Is very unfinished (only 1 car with around 50% of the customisation options implemented and a tiny map to test it on) C) May not even get to full release if you look back at the track record so far. HOWEVER. I really really want this game to exceed all expectations, rise from where it is now and to be a shining example to car games, especially car games with modification options. I mean, what other games exist that allow you to choose your brake, gearbox and windshield fluid? :) Which leads me on to my (VERY HARD) decision on whether or not I could recommend this game. This review is based on the current build at time of writing (13/3/19), and I am going to have to say no, as despite the potential this game has, it simply doesn't deliver at its current state. I am more than happy to change my review when I feel the game is at a point it is worth buying, but until then, I'm just going to be honest with how the game is vs the expectations surrounding it. I do have some faith in the developer, we've all been had tough times, but I think it was a ballsy move to launch this game into early access in a state that I would not even class as an Alpha build. You got this CloudWeight Studios, prove the haters and doubters wrong. UPDATE 17/04/2024: Scam. Just get Apex Point. It's literally the same game but with actual development.
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Amazing game with lots of potential, but enjoyable as f as is. Great customization features and can't wait for the multiplaIyer. BUT, after the update it only runs at 3fps, THREE FPS, after we get into the garage and coming back to the streets. but hey, it's an early access. however if you enjoy just drifting around an empty map without end for hours listening to a perfect soundtrack then this game is most likely for you.
This game has been going nowhere fast and i dont think the dev(s) even care for the game anymore they just throw themselves at it hoping that this game will turn out great but at this point its like poking a dead dog.
This game looks great and I want to play but.... When I go to purchase a car it says it's locked? I clicked on the 86 which is first in list and it wouldn't let me buy it what's up with that? This game looks great and the fact that it's been worked on for such a long time by so few people proves your dedication so props to you for that. I'm really disappointed that I can't even buy a car. I know it's in early access and all but I'm upset because I seem to be the only person who has had this issue. I would really appreciate an update on this by the devs or if anyone knows if I'm doing something wrong? Do I have to verify my account? Another question - the achievement page mentions a 280zx but you can't get one so far as I have seen does it unlock over the course of the career or is it not added yet?
Frez, I hope you see this before you delete this game off of steam, I've been watching over the development of this game for maybe 3 1/2 years now, I genuinely hope your future plans for this game are realised to their full potential.
dont buy this
Needs to be a Law against New dev's Taking money and running. They need to be accountable for the actions. Waste of money for sure
dev was incompetent. took our money and ran.
cant get past title screen
After owning this game for quite some time, I felt like I should throw in my 2 cents. The "game" has close to no features as of the date of releasing this review. The only thing you can do is drive around a tiny map that's supposed to look like a town. Three events that don't work, and a garage that is accessible, but let's face it, there's not much you can do in that field either. Before getting into the customization, I'd like to tell you first that the UI in the garage is quite "meh". It doesn't look like anything special, really. The customization is rough. Half of the parts you'd like to fit are shown as an option, but when you want to access certain parts, you quickly realize there's nothing to fit in from that selected part category. Another aspect of the car customization is making your own liveries, but that feature is not accessible in the current build. What about the cars? One, just one. The only thing you can drive is a Skyline R34 GT-R. In the previous builds, we could drive the 180SX, as well as a Golf V, and probably something else. Physics? Good enough. The car feels heavy, bit tough to control at times, but you'll get used to it. Graphics? Pretty average for a "fresh" title like this one. As of now, buying this product wouldn't be the best choice for most, but don't forget that the whole dev team behind this game consists of only one guy. Just a stranger making a game in the US, so give the man a break, economy's tough, so are other aspects of life. Would I recommend this game as of now? Sadly, I wouldn't, unless you really want to support the dev. That's up to you. Cheers.
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