Motor Town: Behind The Wheel Reviews

Nothing else drives quite like it. The 'road feel', even through a controller is phenomenal. I feel many may not like for this very reason though. It's just too different from the mainstream slop we get these days (see game backstory on website). In this way, the game is deceptive in a sense, with it's cutsie graphics and sound effects, but there is some crazy physics modelling going on here behind the scenes, or rather, under the hood, I should say (sorry). It's so satisfying to progressively upgrade your favorite car and then master the beast it becomes (looking at you little blue 'starter' car). Then there is the 'speed-feel' that is another layer of deception; because of the advanced physics modelling, it feels like it takes more skill to handle a car at 180 km/h in this game than is required for most other games at 400+ km/h. The game is almost a simulation of what it feels like to drive my little '09 1.2 Fiat 500 with some 'sporty' upgrades. Can I get it to 180 km/h? Yes. Do I want to under most driving circumstances? lol, not really. Why? It feels exactly as sketchy as this game feels at 180 km/h--in that starter beut of a car, at least. Then there is the one camera view 'through the dashbaord' where all you see are the front tires and their direct interaction with the road and suspension movement, that—even after watching a few hours of reviews/walkthroughs of the game seen at this point—I've not seen anyone talk about. This view allows you to see the phenomenal programming behind this game at work. This view is the closest I have ever come to the feel of wheel-level-precision on a game, but on a controller.

Replaced the trucking sims for me as well as a few racing games. There are some great small-community servers where regular events take place as well as players who are always willing to help.

A tiny bit barebones here and there. Only engine options are i4s and v8s and v12s with the exception of a hydrogen 2-cylinder engine. However the game makes up for it with the sheer availability of customization options. Under its skin it's a company managing simulator with a whole lot of driving and the ability to race in your spare time. However, the handling physics are very nice, and it's a game I can easily recommend.

I’m not sure how to contact the devs or get them to see this but hopefully someone on the team sees this and relays the information. I’m sure all the truck enthusiasts will agree with me on this one. This game is incredible and so ridiculously addicting to play for hours on end. The only thing that would really set the game over the top would be truck customisation. And by that I mean being able to put bigger bumpers on, different types of stacks, rear fenders, and being able to stretch the frame as well as a couple more stylish wheel selections for every truck. I swear if this game had that it would blow ATS out of the water in my opinion. And if any good modders read this it would be great to have this as a mod if nobody from the team sees this review. 10/10 game, I can’t wait to see the future of this game and I will be continuing to play it for many years to come!

Very nice game.Shows there is more to trucking and transport than you think.Devs are also really hard workers.

Game is great! I was expecting to see an indie version of ETC or something like that, but I got a racing game, a truck simulator, a bus simulator, and a management game. Still trying figure out this UI, which is a weak part of this game, but overall it feels amazing. there is also a multiplayer which i haven't touched yet.

When I first saw the title and pics on the store, I was fully expecting this to be another crappy unity asset flip. When I downloaded the demo, I realized that I was entirely wrong about that. This is a fairly solid game with a lot more going on than I expected for the $27+tax (CAD) I paid for this.

Can't speak about the multiplayer side of the game as I haven't touched that yet, though from what I've seen and read online, it's the go-to experience. Singleplayer is relaxing, quite a few things to do, does get monotonous after a while though. Desperately needs a modding scene and removing/control over the current ingame limits.

Playing online is basically GTA Online for non-psychopaths with a focus on driving careers and a lot of details.