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Your cargo is mine

kokosabre | Feb. 3, 2013 | See all kokosabre's reviews »

to deliver it.I am not fan of simulator games but my dad said once "Go study or you have to be truck driver." so i looked for truck simulators and I found that jewel. Game can get repetetive but if you listen some music you can play it for a bit to relax and enjoy the landscapes.I have no idea does this game has an end or not because even after maxing my truck engine and unlocking all locations I didn't see "The end" sign.So get in to the truck,load the cargo and let's go!!

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Tired of Driving IRL? Try Driving Ingame!

Mondu | Sept. 3, 2011 | See all Mondu's reviews »

As mentioned in the details, the locations are fairly realistic and it's nice to drive the roads found in Europe, seeing the landmarks ingame; but ultimately it becomes boring as you're doing nothing but a second job and not getting paid for it. The graphics at times can look beautiful which is partly down to the fact that it's fun to see the landmarks known IRL, but at other times they can look horrible compared to other areas. The world is pretty big too, which is understandable as you're driving around Europe, but a lot of the time the roads will be blocked and you wont be able to go down them. But this is a game so I understand the limitations.

Maybe not worth the full price but this could be a game you would enjoy if you can't drive IRL.

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Okay

rascallion | April 26, 2011 | See all rascallion's reviews »

This game is a long one where your aim is to deliver cargo on time to different places in Europe. I have to say, the terrain and landscape is stunning at times, and you begin to really enjoy the game quite quickly, but the novelty soon wears off and the gameplay becomes repetitive and dull. As the title says, okay.