Things look like they should and nothing is really special by any means, it is worth noting due to the fact that the area you are put into is continuous and active, it may be straining on hardware despite the game’s less than top level graphics. But there really isn’t much else to bat an eye at.
Graphically this isn’t impressive beyond the expertly detailed vehicles. I really don’t even know what this monster is. Still, it was kind of fun to be able to control some really heavy equipment without having to worry about angry bosses, collateral damage or breaking things, including my vehicle. The machines themselves are designed with great detail, and I do admit to learning a few things, not that I will ever use them, but I learned them all the same. Now I will note that if you do like the concept of operating big machines this game will probably scratch that itch. I became so bored with this game I actually started throwing my vehicles into the most dangerous positions just for the sake of entertainment, which interestingly enough there is an achievement for finding all the ways to kill yourself. You will frequently find yourself either holding down the move button while hanging your head in boredom, or pulling your hair out as you careen your vehicle into a nearby invisible wall impeding any progress you’d like to make. Most vehicles operate terribly moving both insultingly slow while somehow being nearly uncontrollable. All this power and the AC is total crap.Īlongside that what does work is less than user friendly. One the game is noticeably buggy from the invisible walls that ALWAYS snag your vehicle, to things simply not working, to objective sensors failing to register you, the already tedious gameplay becomes more mind numbingly arduous. Now as far as simulators go, it carries the same attention to detail, however this is quickly derailed by a number of issues. The game mostly consists of driving from place to place, extremely slowly, then fixing something or turning it on and operating it. The biggest way I can describe Giant Machines 2017 for me was boring. Do I hit the lunch button or the launch one? I always forget. Now I will preface this by saying since this is a simulator, if you are interested in operating extremely large machines this game will probably work for you, however I will be looking at this from a critical stand point as a game for the average gamer. However just like most video games, not all sims are made alike and Giant Machines 2017 is definitely has a few challenges, at least when looked at as a fun experience.
#Giant machines 2017 requirements simulator#
Technical parameters and performance data included.Simulators have been around as long as video games, as a result there is a simulator for just about everything. This small encyclopedia with 3D models will broaden your knowledge of the biggest machines man has ever built. Your hunger for knowledge will be satiated by the Machine Library. The rewards for completing a mission in a set time are bronze, silver and gold medals, and your entry into the high scores. It is unlocked after you complete the story mode (campaign), and is comprised of selected missions. You can also explore the machine in first person perspective the wide view from the cockpit will immerse you in the world of really heavy machinery.Īn alternate gameplay mode is Time Attack. Thanks to a detailed depiction of the machines, you will be able to appreciate the magnitude of those beasts (compared to a human, a car and buildings placed on the map). Your campaign takes place in 6 different geographical localizations: Greenland, Canada, Wyoming, Missouri and Florida. They will introduce you into the world of hissing hydraulic systems, excavator buckets and the smell of diesel. Giant Machines 2017 enables you to control seven of the biggest industrial machines ever created on Earth.
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