Offroad Mechanic Simulator

From what I have so far experienced with Offroad Mechanic Simulator I do think that there is some work that is still to be done on the game. Yet, with that being said, I found this to be a fun and addictive time. This is a simulator game so you pretty much know what to expect here and I have played other mechanic type simulator games before, but this is the first one (well that I can think of at least) where it is offroad vehicles that are exclusively dealing with.

A Dirty Job, But A Fun Job!

One of the neatest things about Offroad Mechanic Simulator is that it does actually have a single-player campaign for you. The idea is that we have taken on the role of a specialized mechanic that deals with offroad vehicles that need to be tweaked in order to take on a variety of difficult jobs. We need to start off small and build our garage up, taking on more and more clients with bigger problems and bigger checkbooks as we progress. It is fun stuff and I am excited to see if they have more stuff planned for it.

One Piece At A Time

I was kind of surprised at how in-depth and deep the “mechanic” gameplay of Offroad Mechanic Simulator turned out to be. I went into this thinking that it was going to be a case of raising the suspension, using stronger tires, adding a snorkel and that is that. However, it goes way beyond that with so many options for each part of the vehicle It is borderline overwhelming, but I got a kick out of it and trying to figure out which was the right piece, in this regard the game kind of felt like a puzzle game.

Working With What You Got!

The idea is that we take on various jobs from different customers and each one will have a different need. Each client that you speak to in Offroad Mechanic Simulator will have a different reason for needing your service. The first thing you need to do is device how much you think this job is going to cost and then it is on you to use the right upgrades and parts to make it so their vehicle is up to what they need it for. The trick is, not going over budget, you do not want to lowball yourself and end up in the red! It is the kind of thing that is way more exciting to play than describe!

The Off-Road Sure Is Rough

While working on the cars in Offroad Mechanic Simulator is fun, you do also get to drive them too. What I liked about this was how we had displays on the screen that let us know how the modifications we have made are holding up. There is a forest and a dessert like area in the game, but they do feel a bit empty, the further you drive out. For the most part, the game looks great and I liked the mud and dirt effects as it meant that we had to clean the car and make sure it was presentable for our clients.

Pros:

• I loved the idea of the game
• Taking on new clients and jobs is challenging and exciting
• The depth of options for improving a vehicle is crazy!
• You can drive the vehicles to test your work out!

Cons:

• Some of the areas when you are driving feel unfinished
• A game like this is not going to appeal to everyone