Road Maintenance Simulator 2 Winter Services Review (PlayStation 5)
Road Maintenance Simulator 2 Winter Services Review, In Road Maintenance Simulator 2, take on a variety of authentic tasks that occur every day in a road maintenance depot – now including winter service! Choose from a wide selection of tools, attachments, and vehicles to master the challenges ahead.
Over 40 authentic jobs await you in Road Maintenance Simulator 2. From control runs and applying road markings to pruning trees, many hours of fun await you. Based on community feedback, the long-awaited winter service is now also part of your remit. In addition to the ‘duty regulations’ game mode, you can of course also explore the large game world in free mode and take on jobs as you wish.
Road Maintenance Simulator 2 Winter Services Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 7.53GB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Controller settings – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders, sprint mode toggle, vibration, and adaptive trigger support option.
- A full 3D game world with 360-degree camera control.
- First and third-person view change with a button press.
- Opening tutorial pop-ups.
- Mission markers are both on the mini-map and they show in the world.
- Modern feeling controls are the smoothest and most accessible ones to date.
- The work tablet is where you get jobs, take on and choose which jobs to do, bring up the map, select and play music, plus game settings and stats.
- Control routes are where you go out and drive a specific route and note down repairs or deficiencies that will turn into tasks.
- At the main headquarters, you can choose and drive your vehicle, wash your vehicle, and refuel the vehicle.
- Vehicle driving has third-person and driver-seat views.
- Day and night cycle with different weather types.
- You can use indicators in the world.
- All vehicles can have attachments added to them for jobs.
- The game does do a good job with mission markers.
- It’s a game you can just chill out with and mindlessly tick off objectives.
- Save when you want.
- No road rules so you don’t have to worry about it.
Road Maintenance Simulator 2 Winter Services Review Cons:
- You cannot remap the controls.
- No graphics settings.
- Interaction detection is terrible, it took ages for me to just grab the pressure washer as it wouldn’t register.
- The AI is terrible at driving, they keep their lights on no matter the time of day or weather.
- Pop-in happens a lot and you do get some hints of slowdown.
- The tutorial is not great, it’s way too basic and doesn’t give you any hints or tips when you are clearly struggling.
- Driving is loose but it honestly depends on the vehicle in use as it does vary.
- The mini-map doesn’t rotate.
- You can only have American metrics.
- No shortcuts on the controller for things like changing the song.
- The controls for indicators are overly complicated.
- Talking of controls you have to constantly go into the controls and then the seperate vehicle control guide to find out how to do simple tasks.
- They add the simulator level interactions and mechanics like indicators, and wipers but there are no road rules.
- Basic tasks are frustrating and the game doesn’t want to help you.
- The whole game is just a set of tick lists.
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Road Maintenence Simulator 2 Winter Services:
Developer: Aerosoft GMBH
Publisher: Aerosoft GMBH
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