Actually, that's just the DLC. You'd still need to pay another US$34.99 for the game to play them with.thisbymaster said:
Realistically Clean Up the Streets in Garbage Truck Simulator
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first of all, that picture? I laughed.Numachuka said:
Who buys these things?
Secondly, why wouldn't you do this? This seems like a perfect game to attempt that whole "realism" thing everyone is going on and on about. Why not play a game like this? We have crazy taxi, where you drive people in taxis. We have 18 zillion sandbox games where you're part of the mafia and go around and 'hit' people. We have games like Animal Crossing and The Sims where you build a house and furnish it with goofy things...
We have all these games that are supposed to be indicitive of a reality that you escape to, why not a driving simulator? Better yet, I wanna see a pizza delivery game! I wanna see a bus driver game! I wanna see a game where you run an amusement park! Oh wait, that one already exists.
Train enthusiasts, man. The same people who spend hundreds of dollars building intricate railway models in their basements as a hobby, and there are probably more people willing to pay for that stuff than you think. While the garbage truck game is probably, um, garbage, Railworks 2 looks like a pretty serious simulator with nice graphics, the trains are pretty detailed and, since they're based on real ones, it might be that they have to fork some cash over to the companies that built them.thisbymaster said:
after seeing the absolute oddness of all that train simulator crap on steam i'm not surprised by this..
but honestly, in their free time, WHO PLAYS THESE?!?! ESPECIALLY THE EXPENSIVE AS FUCK TRAIN ONE?!?
but honestly, in their free time, WHO PLAYS THESE?!?! ESPECIALLY THE EXPENSIVE AS FUCK TRAIN ONE?!?
Gardenia said:
hahahha that last line made me fucking snort juice fucking everywhere, that was hilarious and so fucking true. thanks for that.
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OH MY GOD.... That's a 30 bucks game, with 900 bucks worth of DLC! WHAT IN THE FLYING FUCK? How do you even GET 900? worth of DLC!?Traun said:
...Did anyone ever buy the whole thing...?
I'd like to see this combined with a mechanic where you can fish items out of dumpsters, fix them up, and use or sell them... sort of a "dumpster diving sim."
And then, when the awards come out, they will release a Game Of All Time Special Edition...MurderousToaster said:
If I wanted to drive a dumptruck, I'd get that job.
Waste collection would be a great logistics game, in the vein of sim city where one would develop and expand a burgeoning sanitation business. Hiring and firing, buying newer cleaner trucks, landfill placement and mangements, etcetera.
Waste collection would be a great logistics game, in the vein of sim city where one would develop and expand a burgeoning sanitation business. Hiring and firing, buying newer cleaner trucks, landfill placement and mangements, etcetera.
I'd play it. I love games like that. Flight simulators and the like rock when they're realistic.
I'd really love to play an extremely realistic space flight simulator with modern and past space modules and shuttles. I'd love to lift off, fly to the moon, land, lift off again, and fly home, paying attention to all the panels and instruments and readings, and flip switches and turn knobs.
Stuff like that appeals to me because I can't do it in every day life. It's the same reason I play a Nascar game with the real track settings and laps.
I'd really love to play an extremely realistic space flight simulator with modern and past space modules and shuttles. I'd love to lift off, fly to the moon, land, lift off again, and fly home, paying attention to all the panels and instruments and readings, and flip switches and turn knobs.
Stuff like that appeals to me because I can't do it in every day life. It's the same reason I play a Nascar game with the real track settings and laps.
I could see the (Admittedly niche) appeal in games like Farm Simulator and Train Simulator, some peeps just like vegetables and trains, but Garbage Truck Simulator? Who fantasizes about picking up waste?
Captcha: demented einal
I don't know what an einal is but I doubt it's dementia makes it any more pleasant. >_>
Captcha: demented einal
I don't know what an einal is but I doubt it's dementia makes it any more pleasant. >_>
I reviewed two of their previous works, Forklift Truck Simulator 2009 and Farming Simulator 2011, for the parody editions of my college newspaper. Surprising production value, actually. Though Forklift Truck Simulator was very obviously more of a training tool than an actual game, Farming Simulator actually had multiplayer. Never got to try it though, but that really seemed to say, "See, we're trying to make this an actual game!" Weird. But this is exceptional. Awesome. I'll have to try it.