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Developed by the relatively obscure Dualcarbon Studios, Truck Simulator Big Rigs enters the crowded vehicle simulation genre with a distinct focus on long-haul freight transport. The game's premise is straightforward, placing players behind the wheel of various big rigs to complete delivery contracts across a sprawling, albeit sparsely detailed, open world. The audio design is functional, with a basic engine rumble and ambient road noise, but lacks the layered authenticity found in more polished simulators. Similarly, the visual presentation is serviceable but unremarkable, featuring vast stretches of highway and generic landscapes that prioritize scale over intricate detail, which can lead to a monotonous aesthetic during extended play sessions.

The narrative framework is virtually non-existent, serving merely as a context for the core haulage gameplay. The primary engagement comes from the logistical challenge of managing deliveries, fuel, and a day-night cycle. A notable gameplay technique involves mastering the art of fuel conservation and trip planning, as running out of gas in a remote area can be a significant setback. The physics of handling these massive vehicles feels appropriately weighty, requiring careful steering and braking, which provides a satisfying sense of control when navigating tight corners or steep inclines.

While the core driving loop can be meditative for fans of the genre, the game is hampered by noticeable shortcomings. The world feels empty and underpopulated, with minimal traffic or dynamic events to break the routine. Some menu interfaces are clunky, and occasional technical glitches can disrupt immersion. For a niche audience seeking a no-frills trucking experience, it delivers a basic framework, but it ultimately lacks the depth, polish, and engaging content to stand out in a field with more robust competitors. It's a competent but forgettable journey down a very long, very straight road.

How to play?

🚚 Step 1: Begin your career by selecting a starting profile from the main menu. You'll typically choose a basic truck and a small amount of in-game currency to accept your first jobs.

🗺️ Step 2: Access the 'Freight Market' or 'Job Listings' screen. Here, you'll browse available cargo delivery contracts, noting the pickup location, destination, payment, and deadline before accepting one.

⛽ Step 3: Before departing, plan your route. Check your truck's fuel level and locate gas stations along your planned path on the map. Running out of fuel is a costly and time-consuming mistake.

🎮 Step 4: Start driving! Use careful throttle and brake inputs to handle the truck's weight. Monitor your speed, especially on curves, and use your mirrors and the look-around camera (often bound to the mouse or right stick) to check blind spots.

🌙 Step 5: Manage your driver's fatigue. The game simulates a need for rest. When your fatigue meter is low, you must find a rest stop or motel (marked on the map) to park and sleep, advancing time and resetting your alertness.

📦 Step 6: Upon reaching the destination, follow the on-screen markers to precisely reverse your trailer into the highlighted delivery bay. This requires patience and skillful use of your steering to align the trailer correctly.

💰 Step 7: After successful delivery, you'll receive payment. Use your earnings to repair damage, refuel, and eventually purchase newer trucks or upgrade your current rig's engine, brakes, and cabin in the garage to take on more lucrative, challenging jobs.

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