Motor Town: Behind The Wheel
Enjoy realistic driving in the open world. Relaxing cargo deliveries or driving buses and taxis will give you enough money to buy new cars and parts. You can test your driving skills at the race track. It's all about pure driving pleasure!
Motor Town: Behind The Wheel is a early access, open world and driving game
developed and published by P3 Games.
Released on December 17th 2021 is available only on Windows
in 13 languages: English, Czech, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish, Turkish and Ukrainian.
It has received 4,037 reviews of which 3,805 were positive and 232 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-4460 or AMD FX-8120
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 750 4GB, Radeon RX 460 4GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 5 GB available space
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It's kinda like BeamNG career mode, but a low poly art style and more arcade physics. The jobs aren't super fun imo, and wheel setup is kinda weird and confusing. While it's good on controller the game isn't for me, but if you like BeamNG career mode and arcade racers I'm sure you'll like this.
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The promise of asset flips is that developers can spend more time on core gameplay. This game is a rare example of that promise being delivered. I play a lot of racing games, sim and arcade, and very little comes close to how much fun this is. I would rather play this than any Forza. I still fire up Dirt Rally once in a while but if this had VR support I probably wouldn't bother. You'll make more money and have more fun if you join the Worker's League server.
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Highly recommended. This game has a little of everything - all kinds of vehicles to drive and accomplish varying tasks, from hauling oil from an oil field to a refinery, to making pizza deliveries on a scooter. Want to deliver concrete today? Bored of that, how about getting logs from a forest that'll challenge your low speed heavy-hauling driving skills. Want to chase criminals as a cop or patrol the roads? Feel like a bus run, there's several to choose from. You can set up a business for busses to run on their own to make passive income. The team is extremely small and they've accomplished more detail for delivery chains and variety than larger games such as ATS and ETS2. I still love both of those games, but you can't make multiple deliveries in those titles. In this game, you can make a continuous loop of the island making deliveries to multiple destinations all the while picking up more packages to deliver along the way. You can work for others (in-game) giving them a cut of the profits while letting them pay for maintenance costs, or you can buy your own vehicles, pay the maintenance (tires/brakes/standard wear and tear, fuel)
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Best game ever, Spawned with an old muscle car, drove around taking hitchhikers to their destinations, they didn't pay me... so decided to get into the delivery business. Npc company lended me an old pickup. Started carrying around some vegetable boxes between the farm and the market, made a bit of money. Drove myself to a car yard and bought my own crappy pickup. That thing handles like a soap bar when raining, managed to deliver more carrots and pumpkins around without crashing too much. Got back to the car yard and bought a van to deliver things around town, not great, the damn van couldn't fit big pumpkins in the back, only silly cardboxes and fast food, sold it and went back to the jalopy. After a while found a big ass truck in an npc company, got inside, started hauling stuff for the company, did the longest trip possible, leaving my little island behind crossing an overseas bridge, a desert and finally arriving to a port where I delivered a container filled with cargo. The damn company that lended me the truck stole half the benefit... With the money I had left decided to get serious and never come back to the car yard, travelled to the nearest truck dealer, spent all my money in a little box truck. That thing has the softer suspensions ever, scraped every inch of its floor with the pavement but was a good money maker, I even took it to the auto shop and repainted it. Still wasn't enough, couldn't fit big pallets in the back of that truck, so went back to the dealer and bought myself a medium flatbed truck this time, best buy ever, could fit 13 pumpking boxes on the flatbed, great profit. Drove it to the top of a snowy mountain to deliver toys, loaded on the way down with machinery, did a skid and crossed the truck in the middle of the road, managed to get everything intact to the destination, felt invencible. Saw some players unloading logs from a semi in a saw mill, parked there and loaded my flatbed with 3 pallets of boards, my suspension broke, returned one pallet and started the journey. It tourned out that the delivery point was on top of a damn mountain in the middle of a rain forest, crawled all the damned mud road to almost the top and got stuck on a hill, a nice lad with a tow truck tried to whinch my truck up the hill unsuccessfully, dropped one pallet of boards to lighten the truck, still stuck... Later a crazy guy appeared with my same truck but he actually drove up there with 3 friggin pallets of boards, he was followed by another player with a tow truck, both tow trucks whinched us all the way to the top, such heroes, never forget to honk if you see them in your travels. Didn't made much but made it alive. Now I'm back to the farmlands, I think I will stick to hauling pumpkins for a while...
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First off: I am a racing game and Truck Sim *GAMER*. I have clocked probably 50k+ hours in games like Gran Turismo, Forza Motorsport/Horizon, Dirt, Formula 1, Assetto, I-Racing, American Truck Sim, etc over the years. And let me say: Motor Town is an INCREDIBLE DRIVING sim. Now, note what I said: "DRIVING Sim". This is NOT a game focused on racing, however it INCLUDES racing. If you are looking for hard racing sim, go somewhere else. If you want to DRIVE and FEEL progression, stay with me as I tell you why you should play Motor Town. I bought this on a whim, scrolling through early access games of every genre. This review is in NO way sponsored. bought, or biased. This is a racing gamer's opinion. Motor Town presents to you a graphically reduced American Truck Sim combined with the tuning and customization of a simplified Forza Horizon and the free roam capability of Grand Theft Auto. In 1 hour you can go from racing a personally modified race/drift car like a Lamborghini or BMW E30, to picking up a randomly spawned hitch-hiker, to towing a crashed Supra on the side of the road, to delivering a fuel tanker load to some farm across the map, to picking up randomly spawned passengers on a bus, to insuring the quick transport of some guy who needs a taxi to the city hall, to chasing some idiot in a fast car in your police car (sirens and all), to free roam drifting in the rain at night on glistening roads in the mountains, to drifting through the desert on back roads that are yet uncharted. YOU FORGE YOUR OWN PATH. If you want to focus on being a truck driver delivering mass freight across the map, you are rewarded for doing just that. Each vehicle type has a "mastery" level of sorts, and you gain experience and money at exponentially higher rates based on how much time you spend doing that specific activity. If you want to be race car driver, you can rent and buy cars and tune and upgrade them in your own garage and put them to the test on multiple racetracks. There are cars that dont belong on public roads that you can just DRIVE on public roads. There are houses and garages you can buy everywhere. You can LITERALLY get out of the car and WALK into a bank and get a loan. You are driving and you see a car you like in a random parking lot, walk up to it and buy it. OR JUST TAKE IT AND DRIVE IT UNTIL IT BLOWS UP. You can WALK into any convenience store or gas station or repair shop and buy fuel, quality of life items like cargo straps/flashlights/car parts, and more. Are you a race car driver? Well you better hop out of the car periodically and check your tire and brake temperature so you don't melt everything. Be careful of the cops, they are a little dumb but with every update I've noticed they've gotten more and more aggressive. Some are undercover, but if you pay attention you'll see the blue+red light bars hidden inside their windshields. Are you looking for something to use your brand new Fanatec/Logitech wheel? This is it. Fully customizable bindings, Force Feedback, splitter configurations for semi trucks, etc. E-Brake, paddle shift, clutch, pedal, +etc. I recommend connecting a controller and your wheel - controller for running around outside of the vehicle and wheel for precision driving. Speaking of running around outside the vehicle, dont expect to just roll up to a car with your tow truck and have a crashed car magically pop onto your truck. Nope, manually hook the car onto your winch and tow bar and pull it out of the ditch. (It's WAY easier than BeaMG). And be careful, if you dont upgrade your suspension or tires your truck will be flung across the road when trying to tow something heavy - like a trailer full of Porsche 911's you personally procured and loaded. Driving a flat-bed truck? Well make sure you hop out and strap your cargo down so it doesn't fly everywhere if you hit a curb - those apples or cars need to get to their destination. While you're making your delivery or racing around the track, make sure to play a good radio station. Unlike ATS where you have to do complicated importing of radio stations, this game has a pre-built list of real life radio stations you can choose from. This is the only driving game that I've chosen to listen to radio instead of my own spotify. Of course, your mileage may vary based on your musical taste. It's actively being updated (even as of March 14 2024) and the change logs actually give credit to each individual person who found a particular bug and reported it. The devs care, they listen. This is more than worth the price. All this said - it is not without its problems: Graphics may not be your cup of tea. But this thing can run at incredible fidelity on a potato. There are optimization options for damn near anything. Im playing on a 55inch tv through HDMI, Logitech G29+Pedals+Shifter and it's just buttery smooth at ultra on a toaster laptop. Standing NPCs around the map are brain dead. While they do improve immersion, such as when you pull up to a random hitch hiker who has their thumb up, or a bunch of people at a bus station who physically walk toward and into your bus -often they bug out and just remain stiff on the side of the road or glitch through the ground in a sitting position as if they're driving invisible cars on the side walk. However, they are voice acted and will greet and thank you for taking them to their destination. Now, put more than an hour into this and you will enjoy yourself if you like open world driving games. THIS IS NOT ASSETTO. THIS IS NOT A RACING SIM. THIS IS A LIGHT HEARTED DRIVING SIM that gives you a PLETHORA of features to choose your path. What you put into it is what you get back. And it has given me more joy than any other driving game I've played in the past 5 years, right behind Gran Turismo 7 VR.
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