Star Trucker

A good game that lives up to its premise. Enough challenge and novelty to make it entertaining for the campaign, but plateau's fairly quickly. If its challenges could have developed a little more (eg. take multiple jobs to mix your cargo conditions, additional tier of upgrades that let you swap one difficulty for another), it would have been a great game. Beginning and mid game is fun, end game not so much.

Get game. Complete starting job with no issues. Go on next job. Crash into highway barrier nearly destroying cargo. Go on second job. Nearly flawless, crash into cargo drop-off. Get better, more money.

Got this to live out my Cowboy Bebop space trucking fantasies. This Heavy Metal Queen simulator wins a thumbs up from me. Add Zeros and I will give you my first born. What do we want?! [b]cats in space[/b] When do we want it? [b]meow[/b]

Drive around and pray to space god that you can stop in time because that rock is way closer than it looks

big truck going fast with a lot of cargo behind it = fun and a lot of risk (more fun)

The storys a lil whack but the games fun af. dont forget about trying to buy and sell goods depending on the price of them for different areas.

I won't lie - it took me a while to get used to the controls and procedures of the game and how things are done; now that I have, I can cruise around the galaxy almost stress free. Almost... The difficulty has a HUGE gap between what it considers "normal", "easy", and "hard", so I just keep it on the easiest setting possible just so I don't get half a dozen hull breaches just from a mere bump at 20mph, or be on the verge of suffocating because the air filters, shock pods, power cells, and UCCs are from the in-game equivalent of TEMU. Not even joking - I tried playing on normal for five minutes while in Spark City or New Aspen while in a rest stop; I spent most of that time scrambling to replace all the broken, depleted and popped components within the cab. Additionally, after completing the campaign (aka "Side Jobs" from other trucker NPCs), the game became a bit empty, since I unlocked Terminus Link. All that's left is for me to do the Venture stuff and max out all my skills and upgrades (which require CONSTANT MAINTAINENCE regardless of difficulty). On the upside, I see a LOT of potential for this game; more truck models for customization, more destinations for cargo, longer trailer combos (up to five to avoid insanity), and possibly multiplayer on private servers. Those are just ideas. It's a good "zen" game once you know what you're doing, but some improvements and additions are needed to make it even better. Maybe start with a modding community?

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