
‘Ultra Off-Road’ is an Indie simulator of off-road driving in the land of Alaska.
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Languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
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Waited for this to be released, man, I wish I hadn't. It isn't a Simulator, it's an arcade power-up based driving game. It isn't open world, you are pretty restricted on where you can go. The soundscape is horrible. It doesn't even look like the videos and photos on the store page. Seriously, unless this game is remade from the ground up, it will never live up to it's title. Read a few other reviews, and then go get Spintires, because that's the game you are inevitably looking for. I've never bothered to request a refund for a game up until I bought this.
This is a Simulator? lol please........ Cant believe i waited all that time for this garbage , THANK GOD there is a Refund option! Ill stick with Mudrunner Thank You.
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I've never felt compelled to write a negative review until now. This game feels like it should be free to play on a mobile platform. Perhaps I expected too much, having played Spintires, but I was sorely disappointed with the lack of free-roaming and seemingly pointless game mechanics - having to feed your driver a short distance into a very restricted trail being the most obvious. The first refund I have requested on Steam.
Looks like they're updating, but still can't recommend till it checks basic simulator boxes or changes the name to arcade. We'll see the direction they take.
(UPDATE) they did improve the steering wheel input which is nice still seems a bit off like not much to do or really point maybe adding a first person view would help a lot i believe i do enjoy the mud look an damage you can cause its got lots of potential but still as of now doesnt seem much of a full game i know its still new but with some good updates there is hope for it well i dont play on keyboard but when i see a "Simulator" game id imagine it to feel like a simulation. absolutely no way to change any controls it even says in loading screen change gear mode to manual in settings this game is so broken on many so many levels unplayable with a wheel very Disappointing maybe playable on keyboard i didnt try but if your gonna use a wheel do not bother to buy this game unless they update this
"Ultimate Offroad Experience" is not found here and for the price its an epic flop you can get spintires original for about $15 or under and its way friendlier on fps. too this game had some great promise but failed on delivery if you want the real "Ultimate Offroad Experience" save yourself some bucks and have more fun and just get spintires
I actually refunded this one in feb. Gave it another shot after 10th update. It sucked at release, but now it is actually good. Big thumbs up to the devs. Game developers who actually follow their words with actions and don't abandon their game after release - now that's a rare sight nowadays. Keep it up.
Not initially as advertised on date of review. Definitely a work in progress. Graphics aren't bad but zero realism at all. Controls are clunky and can't be remapped. Why must one chase floating pizzas, fuel tanks and toolboxes? Similar concept to mobile games. There are better alternatives.
Goofy games with the word "Simulator" at the end usually have a screenshot of something ridiculous on their page to let you know it's more of a parody of the concept its simulating. Simulators have no floating pizzas and random encounter fuel canisters or drivers with the metabolism of a leopard. They might be adding more stuff to this piece of software to make it into a "Game", but the development focus has to make a major change for me to differentiate this from the other Goofy Parody Simulators. This software contains: No Force Feedback or convenient control/gameplay configuration No Focus on first person with adjustable FOV Almost no deformable terrain Very rough inaccurately wobbling, inertialess assumptions of velocity is good enough for a Game not a Simulator
No usable wheel support. After a promising initial contact with the developer, he stopped responding to users in the forum.
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