The other option is this free-floating chase camera that is entirely manual. You have two options the first being behind the wheel, which is somewhat realistic but also adds tremendous difficulty until you learn the turning radius of your truck, with and without a trailer especially when your challenge requires no damage during delivery. This leads to one of my biggest issues with the game – the CAMERA. The first mission asks you to never drive in the oncoming lane and to drive from the cockpit camera once you have hooked up your trailer. The Challenge mode offers bite-size chunks of gameplay, usually involving picking up and delivering cargo with a few rule modifications thrown in. The game earns its name as you will spend nearly all of your playtime spinning your tires.
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I assumed the game had my best interests in mind, so I followed blindly, learning how to drive various trucks on impossibly rutted roads, often with tire-deep puddles or thick mud. The game opens with a mandatory tutorial before you even get to the main menu, and then when you want to dive into what appears to be the single-player content the game strongly encourages you to try the Challenge mode first. There is a new Challenge mode offering specific objective-based missions set on nine new maps and 13 new vehicles are added bringing the all-terrain tally to 19 unlockable ATVs. This ultimate version features a complete graphical overhaul along with a new Sandbox Map added to the original five mission maps. Spintires: MudRunner is the updated/remastered version of Spintires apparently a massive indie hit that I had never heard of, but if you happen to own it then you can get Mudrunner for half price. Casual gamers and those with a short fuse on their patience disposition should probably avoid this game at all costs, but for those who enjoy the thrill of “mudding” and the satisfaction of strategically conquering massive maps loaded with A to B driving challenges, disable that parking brake and hit the gas. As someone who has endured over 50 Indiana winters – more than 35 of them as a motorist – I know a few things about getting stuck on and off the road, and even though Spintires: MudRunner uses mud instead of snow, the principles and physics of getting stuck (and unstuck) are painfully accurate in this niche off-road trucking simulator.
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