Australian Road Trains Reviews

this could be a awesome game if someone accually gave a sht

10/10 masterpiece, trunk go vroom

absolutely rubbish not even close to finished

Shockingly bad, no reverse button that I could find, a lot of money for a game that has no ability to change the buttons around either, would not recommend

First off, get this on sale because it ain't good. I'd say it's worth about 2 bucks. I honestly just bought this to see how it was and it is probably one of the worst trucking simulators. However, you might laugh at how mediocre it is, so there's that. World is small and not a lot of content.

downloaded game yesterday, how do you drive the trucks , no instructions how to drive the trucks and do things in game it would help and maybe more downloads for the game would download the game, i very disappointed how to drive the trucks in the game.

This is a lousy game and I'm very disappointed in it, period! When you drive, you get damage when you didn't even hit anything and also animals run out and hit you and give you damage when you can't even stop. Also, it should only take away the points/money when you fill up with gas, not while your driving. I'd give it a 5 star if it would be fixed, otherwise, I'd only give it a 1 star.

Decent but somewhat buggy, with loads of achievements per truck that sadly aren't tied into Steam. If this game seems familiar, that's because Arctic Trucker Simulator is a reskin of it with a somewhat modified world map. This looks very Aussie if you're into stereotypes right down to the occasional burnt out Mad Max-esque roadside wreck, but kangaroos are just static models on the roadside - the things you'll need to avoid on the road range from wandering wolves (?!) to domesticated horses and other livestock hell-bent on trashing your truck. ART is in dire need of optimisation on higher graphics settings and needs some work done on the in-game music player as it locks everything up each time it changes songs. I encountered two CTDs while playing but lost progress to neither of them. It took me roughly 4.5 hours to earn enough cash to purchase and max upgrade all five available trucks, what remains is achievement grinding that'll clock in between 40 and 50 more hours if my time spent with Arctic Trucker is anything to go by. For the $1.60 I paid for it Aussie Road Trains is cheap fun, but I wouldn't suggest paying anywhere near full price.

what the fuck..... I guess i thought this was going to be like american truck simulator, oh well a waste of $9... oh well back to playing games on my centerlink payments. And to make matters worse i had to be in game for 5 min to write this review. I also witnessed a moon walking horse, bit weird and creepy.

Everything in this game looks like it's a port from Android. For an Android game, that's one good trucking arcade. Every bump you encounter, every hen you drive over, every kangaroo you smash with bumper - that deals damage to the truck, from what I've seen. You're basically pick the freight, drive to a random destination (there are some on the map, you could drive to any that has icon of that freight). There you're paid in cash and then you drive that cash to the closest depot. There are components wear, day and night cycle and dynamic weather. Weather effects disappear when you enter the 1st person cam. Lights tend to turn off on every loading/unloading. Night could suddenly become day due to some bug. Of the "Australia" there are only symbols, such as - images, bush landscape, animals. The map is just a random graph. And again, this is an arcade, not a simulator. Player controls only 3 states of a gearbox - R, N and D. D have 4 gears. There are working mirrors, and for some reason there's a horn but I haven't noticed if animals can be scared off with it.