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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This driving sim game is about everything, and about nothing at the same time, and I appreciate it for that. You want to race? You can. You want to drive a bus? You can. You want to take a joyride throughout the world? You can. Move pallets from place to place? Sure. Drive people around (professionally or not)? Yeah, why not? But, rightfully, there's isn't an overarching plot nor much hand-holding, and that suits the game. It's you and a very sandbox world. Imagine an open world non-violent GTA, with Deep Rock Galactic low-poly style graphics, and a decent physics engine, and that's what this game has to offer. What would I like to see in the future? Same as with any Unity or Unity-like game with a huge world, it looks and feel shallow at times, like a huge map was sprinkled with repeatable assets such as empty buildings everywhere, but you don't get to connect much with any of it. It's like living in a house full of furniture that you're only supposed to look at but not use in any way. I hope to see improvements there in future versions. More HUD customization (like removing the tachometer, or moving the GPS minimap square somewhere else) would be amazing as well. Both things are an acceptable thing to happen in an indie EA game but I would expect the fully released game to do better on both.
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There is just so much to do in this game that I can't even put my thoughts in a consistent review. Don't let the low-poly asset flip look of things fool you, this is a great simcade driving game. The online communities are chill and helpful. There are many jobs, an economy, a variety of vehicles and upgrades, a large varied map, you can even buy property and decorate your home. While there are only 2 people working on things they are putting a lot of care into the game. With the way things are going AAA titles will be almost 100 bucks soon and I'd much rather spend that money on games like this that are being made with love.
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I have been playing Euro Truck Simulator 2 for 9 years, BeamNG for at least a few for sure, & the profile will list plenty more driving games to reference. But despite all of the experience & this game having no "crash physics" like BeamNG has. This game is probably one of if not the best games personally for driving to current date The "First Step" Picking up the game first off back in December 2021, admittedly although the game was played consistently at first for a bit of time, I hadn't a proper idea if any about any of the systems such as tuning, nor much of anything else at the time. & after some time passed it was only played sporadically on occasion trying to do what was known at the time as the "best" way to earn money. It was slow, but I felt like it was one of these "better to play in group" games which isn't a bad thing. But everyone who I did play the game with stopped so you can see what ended up happening. That, & also with not being sure what to do suppose you could say ended up letting some time pass before trying again That all changed however when after showing someone this game one day in a voice call during 2024 (& ironically afterwards them teaching me of the game in detail) not only do I finally understand this game's mechanics to a certain extent. But with the amount of content, development & overall updates which are given to this are something which I adore frankly & make me always excited to check it out soon as possible Second Time's the Charm After that point, all these years pass & although there was a bit of progress made on a profile. There was at least one other person to play on, & so. Before I knew it literally 6+ hours or so a day some occasion of playtime would be put into this game with said person which was such amazing fun am very much glad to have picked up the game so early, even if yes it may not have been played that much at the time. This game has given me such a unique experience on driving and with mechanics such as cargo delivery, taxi driving, racing, tuning, even simply the supply chain is something that's been rarely if at all interacted first-hand personally. Until this game came along, & now with each update will get more & more excited to return for playing around with the new content to the world's end & back. Figuratively & literally infact given the absolute scale of the map, when I first began in 2021 it was only the Jeju island. Nowadays however there is this massive section of land which does take more than 10 minutes for sure to cover. It may "only" say 30km on the satnav but though I don't know the scaling of the game it will take longer than 10 - 20 minutes fairly certain about. Anyways, the content provided nowadays is in such volume that I'm impressed with how many possibilities there are. Have yet to even try out connecting to random online servers aswell which presumably is a whole other level of interactions. Been planning to but haven't carried out the idea quite yet, only played solo or in a friend group Summary Some of the prior paragraphs probably aren't quite explaining well enough some parts, but that's just because I have many words to say about this game & normally I "ramble" a lot before getting to the point. Point is, if you want a driving game which can have you become very immersed and/or occupied with things to do, I'd argue this is one of the most opportune games to try that with: [*]Loads of current content [*]An update every month (Usually, & off experience*) [*]In relation to the updates, a very active team working on the game [*]A ton of different roles to try out (Cargo, Taxi/Limo, Bus, Police, Ambulance, Bin, Racing, etc) [*]An absolute blast to play on, & with enough money to "waste" also try the most crazy ideas with [*]Very interactive, providing entire "supply chains" to process through before delivering the final products (eg furniture requiring plastic & wood, of which requires oil & logs respectively) My only concern regards mainly the tutorial, I do feel that it needs some reworking. With topics such as "cargo payment scaling" (yes there is a hint but it doesn't state directly in the tutorial), or as to what opportunities there are, & overall there are some things which off memory aren't even explained by the game itself. Somehow I've forgot what those are to be specific though which does make this point rather awkward. If they come back to me will add it as a comment or similar, but yes. What could work however is after the tutorial finishes there be a 24/7 "guide" explaining all of the possible roles, tasks within those, chain lines, etc. Just a guide for covering all of the topics needed like that & so forth, might make it easier for newer players rather than totally rewriting the system. Moving onwards in the meanwhile End Anyways, if you enjoy a game just like this. Give it a go, really. Before I wrap up just want to say. All of the team who are working on this game I must commend so much, because the amount of things they've implemented are that amazing I'm more excited hearing about Motor Town news than over say SCS Software blogposts. Big applause from me for the team that are working on this game, am very glad indeed how this is gaining popularity overtime. Everyone around me over these past few months has bought it aswell so it's certainly becoming more known about
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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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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
928
Developer
P3 Games
Publisher
P3 Games
Release
17 Dec 2021
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