Player feedback for Truck and Logistics Simulator presents a wide range of emotions, with some players enjoying the game's concept and potential for fun, especially in co-op modes, while others express significant frustration with its lack of content, poor graphics, and technical issues. Overall, while some players find it offers a relaxing experience and appreciate its gameplay mechanics, many criticize the game for being shallow and not living up to expectations compared to more established titles in the genre.
Where most console truck sims keep you sealed in the cab, Truck and Logistics Simulator makes the loading the job. You work a forklift and telescopic handler to stack pallets, containers and even other vehicles onto trailers before hauling them across a 28 square kilometre open world, and its headline draw is scale: cross-platform convoys of up to 24 players, the largest multiplayer of any trucking game on PlayStation.
Reception is genuinely split. Players who run it as a co-op sandbox with friends find a relaxed, involved loop the cheaper sims lack, while solo drivers hit the same walls the reviews flag: a small, repetitive map, dated visuals, and rough physics and AI that betray its budget roots. It is included with PlayStation Plus, which lowers the stakes considerably, making it the pick for a convoy night rather than a deep single-player career.
Player feedback for Truck and Logistics Simulator presents a wide range of emotions, with some players enjoying the game's concept and potential for fun, especially in co-op modes, while others express significant frustration with its lack of content, poor graphics, and technical issues. Overall, while some players find it offers a relaxing experience and appreciate its gameplay mechanics, many criticize the game for being shallow and not living up to expectations compared to more established titles in the genre.
Based on 100 reviews from steam
Truck And Logistics Simulator
