Realistically Clean Up the Streets in Garbage Truck Simulator
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Imagine a virus that stole your credit card not for your money, but so it could use it to buy you this game and all the DLC possible 0_oTraun said:
*shivers*
In real life, the garbage truck driver and the collector are different people. Thanks for ruining my immersive experience, Excalibur.
Yikes ... I may be responsible for blocking that game out of my mind. Judging by the graphics I was probably addicted to Spy Hunter or Paperboy at the time.The_root_of_all_evil said:Thing is...it has...Antari said:
Speccy Trashman. Shame on you all for not remembering it.
I've been sitting here with my mouth ajar for several minutes running through my mind how a project such as this could ever come to fruition. Who would think this game up, and through all the planning phases, still decide to go through with it? Who could they have hired to make the game who wouldn't, upon reading the job description, resolve to intentionally phone it in from start to finish? How did no one along the way realize that they are essentially making a joke, that they could easily have filled the same purpose this game will fill by having game stores place a very poor comic randomly on a game shelf somewhere?
From start to finish, there were hundreds of millions of opportunities in which, by rights, SOMEone should have stood up and canned the whole damn thing. That every single one of those opportunities were missed, the sheer improbability of it, is now slowly breaking my puny euclidean mind.
From start to finish, there were hundreds of millions of opportunities in which, by rights, SOMEone should have stood up and canned the whole damn thing. That every single one of those opportunities were missed, the sheer improbability of it, is now slowly breaking my puny euclidean mind.
Train simulators are the virtual equivalent of model train sets. However Astragon's approach to simulation games is to simply make them about everything and see if people buy something (they also made Demolition Company, if you want to see something on Steam). Most likely they're all running on the same engine.
I believe they've seen some success with a farming simulator which led to other companies making some of those but I don't think it's hard to beat Astragon in quality.
I can see children being interested in this. I had some toy garbage trucks back in the day. They've also got diggers, demolition, etc, all of which seem like children might be interested in the topic. However they aren't arcadey enough for a child to enjoy them. I've seen a farming machinery simulator for children by a company that makes real farming equipment, maybe that's actual quality. I wonder if it's a human rights violation to make reviewers sift through all of these to see if any are worth playing...
I believe they've seen some success with a farming simulator which led to other companies making some of those but I don't think it's hard to beat Astragon in quality.
I can see children being interested in this. I had some toy garbage trucks back in the day. They've also got diggers, demolition, etc, all of which seem like children might be interested in the topic. However they aren't arcadey enough for a child to enjoy them. I've seen a farming machinery simulator for children by a company that makes real farming equipment, maybe that's actual quality. I wonder if it's a human rights violation to make reviewers sift through all of these to see if any are worth playing...
YES! Just what I was always looking for!
Well why not have a simulator for everything, the matrix wont be coding itself you know, the first one atleast.
Well why not have a simulator for everything, the matrix wont be coding itself you know, the first one atleast.