Extreme Forklifting 2 Reviews

If you're looking for a game about forklifting, look no further. After spending a whopping 18 minutes on the game I can say that this is the best forlifting expierence I've ever had, from lifting pallets to dropping them this game covers it all. Real talk tho its 2 bucks and you can refund, so for a couple laughs i'd say worth.

pretty dogshit game, horrible driving mechanics, incredibly slidey/hard to control, boring repetitive gameplay funny 30 minute shitpost streaming in discord call for £0.40 all in all 7/10 excellent value for money would definitely buy extreme forklifting 7 for 3 goats

A very satisfying game that combines fun and realism, a touch of humour, and a passion to achieve better results! It is also fun to see random comments come up from time to time. Well worth the very tiny cost of purchase!

I really like this game but it keeps crashing right after I start the game, so I felt I had to refund it. When I read through the forums, no one else seems to have this issue, so I guess it's just something with my particular setup. I definitely recommend this game to everyone who doesn't have an oogah-boogah computer like I do.

One of the Best Forklifting Games to grind Achievements = Extreme Forklifting 2

Extreme Forklifting 2 is goofy and can be fun but you'll see everything the game has to offer within minutes. Pros: +Silly premise +Novel genre +Some fun dark humor +Twin Peaks reference +Pretty easy to get 100% achievements +Oddly some of the best controller setup options I've seen in any game ever Cons: -Very buggy, I was shot into the sky, fell through the ground, and got stuck in walls -Repetitive, not much to see or do -Controls are sloppy, I know it's intentional but it doesn't make it less frustrating at times -Camera's a mess -Controller doesn't work in menus Meh: =Music's on a short loop but it's not super irritating for what it is. Overall it's a one trick pony. You're picking up and moving pallets around one map, that's it, and I get that. The game isn't trying to be something it's not. I'm not recommending the game at full price as there just isn't much content but if it goes on sale with a solid discount and you -really- liked the forklift section of Shenmue (90% of why I bought this), you probably won't regret the purchase.

Let me start off by saying I haven't forked this much since I was in my 20's. What a great game about forking. I was banking on this being another run of the mill simulator but boy was I wrong. After about 10 minutes I knew I was addicted to forking. I ended up forking all night, almost wore out my mouse. Had to use a lotion to prevent the inevitable callouses I was going to get. The gameplay was amazing! Some of the missions were so climatic I would get nervous and drop my load all over the warehouse floor. Without giving away any spoilers, there was one mission where the office manager came into the warehouse and she was yelling at all of the packers and shippers. I quietly drove up and forked her from behind. Lost several reputation points but it was worth it. I did get stuck in one mission though. The shop boss asked me to fork a crate full of goats and I told him some lines could not be crossed. He said the goats were dead so I was able to finish. I haven't needed any real help yet but I read that if you cant finish a certain part, there are people that fork professionally to help you, but you lose a lot of health if you go that route. I was really hoping for multiplayer options so my wife could play too. She said it was no big deal, I could just go fork myself. This game really is for everyone, even the lady across the street wants to try forking sometime, although I don't think her husband is that keen on it. One thing to remember, operating heavy machinery is a very serious responsibility, not an issue to be taken lightheartedly. You should always use the proper protection to prevent any risk to your health.

If you expect this to be a realistic - come on, floating moving platforms? - simulator, this ain't anything remotely close to driving the real deal. Expect a very casual and fast paced generic gameplay that consists of moving pallets from one location to another in the fastest time possible. Graphics are ok. Music gets repetitive fast. Might not be an issue given all the achievements can be obtained fast, and the game quickly becomes repetitive. Given the low price it is passable, though I still recommend getting it with coupon or through a sale. 6/10

Top tier game, well worth the 1.99€. Only thing missing was more time trials, and more rankings. Will play again and gift as present to many friends and coworkers. It teaches many important lessons about forklifting that will prepare me for spreading liberty, prosperity and democracy throughout the galaxy

Completely unrealistic, it was all going well, until an objective told me to place a pallet on top of a shipping container... in real life this would be COMPLETELY UNVIABLE, the maximum load bearing weight of a shipping container in this configuration far less than the average weight of a forklift truck (3950kg) such as the type seen in the game, the shipping container would collapse injuring the driver and damaging the machine and its load.... not only that but the forklift truck has no tilt control and make unusual sounds NOT inline with the sounds produced by a gas powered forklift truck. its appauling that such an innacurate portrayal of forkliftsmanship could be found here on steam... not to mention the sombraro hat used to customize the players avatar. a sombraro hat such as this goes completely against the "The Construction (Head Protection) Regulations 1989" which states. *ahem* "If a risk assessment has identified the possibility of head injury, then hard hats are mandatory – regardless of the nature of the work, or the size of the project." ergo you can plainly see the need to a hard hat is required when working in, on, or around a forklift truck... one more point, "forklicious" is NOT a real word. in all fairness it IS a pretty fun game and well worth the tiny price. grats to the developer.