If you liked the original Spintires and Mudrunner games, you'll like this. It's a lot more refined but uses the same mechanics and engine. More than just delivering logs now as well, lots of different missions and tasks to do, even time trials. Lots of stuff to find and explore. You can find trucks in the wild to repair and call your own, as well as upgrades for your fleet. Even more fun if you've got a friend to play with.

Places such as the "trailer Store" and "Fueling Station" has made things a lot better versus previous games, The game has done away with the "Stars difficulty" of its last iterations and what trucks you can bring to a map. The in game Garage lets you buy new vehicles or sell ones you don't want and buy or sell upgrades for them. So, you have 20 trucks? you can have all 20 trucks out on the map at once. You want to take all of them to Alaska from Michigan? retain them all in the Garage and have at it.

Not to mention all the licensed vehicles in the game. The first truck you drive is a late 80s/90s Stepside Chevy 1500. Silverado. Which is also highly upgradeable and customizable.

Overall, if you like sim games, officially licensed vehicles and off-roading, I recommend it.

If you liked the original Spintires and Mudrunner games, you'll like this. It's a lot more refined but uses the same mechanics and engine. More than just delivering logs now as well, lots of different missions and tasks to do, even time trials. Lots of stuff to find and explore. You can find trucks in the wild to repair and call your own, as well as upgrades for your fleet. Even more fun if you've got a friend to play with. Places such as the "trailer Store" and "Fueling Station" has made things a lot better versus previous games, The game has done away with the "Stars difficulty" of its last iterations and what trucks you can bring to a map. The in game Garage lets you buy new vehicles or sell ones you don't want and buy or sell upgrades for them. So, you have 20 trucks? you can have all 20 trucks out on the map at once. You want to take all of them to Alaska from Michigan? retain them all in the Garage and have at it. Not to mention all the licensed vehicles in the game. The first truck you drive is a late 80s/90s Stepside Chevy 1500. Silverado. Which is also highly upgradeable and customizable. Overall, if you like sim games, officially licensed vehicles and off-roading, I recommend it.