Motor Town: Behind The Wheel on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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Enjoy realistic driving in the open world. Relaxing cargo deliveries or driving buses and taxis will give you enough money to buy new cars and parts. You can test your driving skills at the race track. It's all about pure driving pleasure!
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel is a early access, open world and driving game
developed and published by P3 Games.
Released on December 17th 2021 is available only on Windows
in 17 languages: English, Czech, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Dutch, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America and Lithuanian.
It has received 6,277 reviews of which 5,915 were positive and 362 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-4460 or AMD FX-8120
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 750 4GB, Radeon RX 460 4GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 5 GB available space
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Disclaimer: I returned the game BUT The people on at the time I played were very nice and the game seems peaceful. It just wasn't for me. If you like chill games about driving then I recommend this.
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gta sa mp – only about cars i started working as a taxi driver. two people got in my car and wanted a comfortable ride. in the middle of the road, a street racer pulled up and decided to race me. i couldn't just let it slide, so i accepted the challenge. in the end, i won because he crashed on a turn, but my passengers weren’t very happy. they kept hitting their heads against the car and ended up paying me less the game is cool! there are many different jobs with various cars. once you earn enough money, you can buy a cool sports car, tune it up, and cruise around the world
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As a delivery driver, this game appealed to me. After nearly a couple hundred hours of ETS2, I needed something new. Being early access, the AI seemed solid, the game great, although pretty uniform... Then around the 6th hour, I saw something that just wow'd me. As I mention I'm a delivery driver. I see plenty of idiots on the road. Imagine my surprise and delight when upon driving a delivery on the bridge to the south Island, I see an AI NPC driver speeding, Upon which the AI loses control of its rear end, slides into my path, hits the bridge before flipping the car and landing on its roof! As someone who's seen many kinds of accidents throughout the years, this surprised me, and I'm giving a 10/10 for realism beyond the already great physics!
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When I first saw this game I was like "Oh look, it's a Synty low poly asset pack game... AGAIN!" But I started reading about it and figured out that it contained a bunch of interesting mechanics and physics to go along with them. Luckily, this isn't the asset flip you may expect seeing yet another Synty low poly asset pack game. But how to describe Motor Town? Hmm, well- do you like hauling goods in Euro Truck Simulator 2? Do you like buzzing around the city in GTAV Online and maybe doing odd jobs for some sweet sweet cash, in order to upgrade your stuff? Do you like having the environment fight you like in Mudrunner and Snowrunner, challenging you through dangerous paths? If these examples above sound interesting, then I urge you to look past the Synty low poly asset pack models and give this a chance! (there's also a demo you could check out, which could help you out to figure out if the game is for you) Now, I am a bit sad to report that I didn't play this game quite a whole lot on release (could also be that my old computer was acting up), but this game has gotten quite the updates ever since. Thank you HokiHoshi for reminding me of this game! Getting new models, kinda replacing Synty's models but still leave em in for the people who want them? Check. Product chains? Check. Such as converting milk to cheese, and then sending cheese to the Pizzeria or Burger joint for premium products. AI drivers that can give you a passive income? Check. Note: Currently the max amount of AI workers is 10! Ownable (not ALL trailers though) trailers? Check. Customizable bus routes? Check. Driveable motorcycles, mopeds?! CHECK. Towing jobs? CHECK! Working in a region makes the people more happy and the region become more profitable? CHECK. Racing? Well, of course- but it's not the main goal with the game but consider this as CHECK! You can also drive dump trucks, like the ones I drove in real life- which is so cool! And more is on the way. But this game have a balancing decision I have wanted to see in many cargo hauling games such as Elite Dangerous; You will outgrow the smaller vehicles. That is a fact. BUT- Smaller vehicles get a bonus for selling goods due to their limited storage, so they are quite amazing for local deliveries with small packages. So, even later when you have a greater economy built up there is a point to drive the tiny Kei-Trucks! I have yet to try out multiplayer, but I can see it being incredibly fun and also incredibly frustrating depending on the people you meet. Criticisms though? Well, it is a lower budget project so don't expect everything being flawless in the game. Physics may bug out, sending buses and trucks into orbit. Sometimes every surface feel very slippery, no matter what tires or build you are using. And while I haven't gotten to that point, I fear that the 'endgame' will get boring real fast as there are not enough 'credit sinks' in the game. What those could be I do not know, but right now it feels too easy to earn money but harder to lose money unless fines, refueling, repairing and upgrades are involved. I also would like to see 'on-foot' gameplay expanded a bit- once again, how I do not know. It's nice we can buy jerry cans with fuel and coolant, but no portable repair kits to fix up your car on the side of the road? Could be a minigame! All in all, I see huge potential in with this game and I am very happy to have rediscovered it here in 2025. It's still early access though, but the dev seem very active and update the game quite regularly. I'll probably rewrite this review later on release but for now, this is quite amazing!
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Best described as the car rug you played with as a kid, but transformed into a video game. In Motor Town the objective is simply to complete jobs with various vehicles. There’s plenty of activities to get started with and many ways of tackling each one. Trucking one of the main activities and has been where I’ve sunk a vast majority of my playtime into, so I’ll give a rundown on it. You’ll first choose from a selection of different trucks each with their own unique characteristics. Some may be more versatile with off-roading capabilities, others will be equipped with more grunt and larger fuel tanks best suited for long hauls, whilst some on the cheaper side will be just enough to get the job done. Depending on what work you’re going for you might then find yourself selecting a trailer to either rent or buy. Different trailers carry different loads, and different loads will pay differing amounts based on the dynamic demand of each business within the 2 Korean islands where the game is based. Personally I love the supply and demand aspect of the game as it means all routes and loads have their place, rather than there being one singular “meta” go-to route and load. After 20 hours playtime there’s so many activities I’ve yet to explore; taxi service, police, racing, wreckers and food delivery to name a few. Of the ones I have tried, not one has been uninteresting - even the most seemingly mundane jobs, like garbage collection, can have you hooked for hours on end. Your reward is coins, which can be spent on cars, motorbikes, go karts, vehicle mods, houses and you can even start a company with AI workers. Having never tried singleplayer I can’t say much on it, but the multiplayer is great. There’s always at least a few 50+ player servers around and the community overall is welcoming to new players, with remarkably little toxicity too. No voice chat option for now though. The game is ultimately a grind, so if grindy games aren’t your cup of tea then this probably isn’t what you’re looking for. But if you don’t mind a grind and have a passion for all things on wheels then this is just the game for you.
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Motor Town: Behind The Wheel is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel received 5,915 positive votes out of a total of 6,277 achieving an impressive rating of 9.11.
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Motor Town: Behind The Wheel was developed and published by P3 Games.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel is not playable on MacOS.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel is not playable on Linux.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel does not currently offer any DLC.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel does not support Steam Remote Play.
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Online players
1,014
Developer
P3 Games
Publisher
P3 Games
Release
17 Dec 2021
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