SnowRunner

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This is one of those times I wish you could leave a medium review. If you're looking for something that plays somewhat realistic, BEWARE! This game is not for you. The powertrain physics are so cooked, they actually burned into ashes and never existed. The game is incredibly frustrating on top of that thanks to there being exactly one decent truck given to you at the beginning of the game (Hint: It's not the GMC it actually tells you about). However, the actual gameplay is decent despite the frustrations. The frustrations generally come down to just the sheer amount of mud in some places that when you have a highway truck (which is the entire early game), you don't even have the slightest bit of chance. Getting better tires only helps so much and requires about 15 hours of grinding to get. You end up needing AWD as well, which helps another small bit. Oh yeah, if you don't have diff lock as well you might be cooked. As far as the problems with the powertrains? The game seems to think that higher RPMs = the engine is putting out more torque on the tachometer. In other words, the speed of the wheels and the speed of the engine are completely separate. Blitzing down the road at the breakneck speeds of 25 MPH (Which you're lucky to even reach under literally any load, quite unrealistically)? 900 RPM. Slogging it up a hill in first gear with the wheels basically stopped? 2500 RPM. Doing the same slog in the same gear but not under load? 1200 RPM. At the same exact speed, in the same exact gear. This compounds with the absolutely awful gear selection of the game that can actually kill your momentum and get you stuck in the mud since it takes several seconds to respond, and under many other dirty conditions, will literally just slow you down a lot since the game will switch into second, bug out with whatever the heck the transmission is supposed to do under this awful excuse for a powertrain simulation, get stuck, and only THEN switch to first. Want to mod it out of the game? CAN'T. The developers have not made the physics engine open for mods to adjust, from what I understand mods are basically just new trucks and config files to determine how they should react to such a rubbish system. However, as mentioned, the gameplay is pretty interesting. Bouncing down the road is fun nonetheless. It's like a more grown up version of playing with toy cars in a lot of ways. Play at your own risk of frustration.

Can be painfully slow, repetitive, inconsistent and frustrating. The physics can send a large truck 20m in the air after hitting a smal roadsign, the game explains very little, limited mutli options to control tow vehicle, Can feal lonly with no AI, limited UI, limited QoL (like lake of transfere of repair points), and some missions feel unnecessarily tedious. There is no middle ground between Arcade and Hard mode. One stupid mistake can turn a simple delivery into a rescue operation for your rescue operation, and somehow, that's part of the joy. SnowRunner is really a logistics and problem-solving game disguised as a truck simulator. Choosing the right truck, planning a route and surviving terrible terrain makes every successful delivery feel earned. The best progression it's becoming better at reading the terrain and knowing when you're about to do something incredibly stupid, that will happen to you.

It's like they strove for realism but live on a different planet so everything is just wrong

bastante bueno, me entretiene, mejor si lo juegas con amigos

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