Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing

“The collision, speed, AI, UI, graphics, sounds, music, tilt/shake, map, cars, and tracks are so awful that it truly proves the game deserves the worst game ever.”

“The buttons are mostly unresponsive, and for some crazy reason, the in-game music is actually played through this launcher.”

“Also, the developers were too lazy to actually add achievements so they're unlocked through a shady external program which makes the music unbearably loud if you mute and unmute it.”

“If you’re looking for a real racing game with gameplay that actually works, you couldn’t be in a worse place, pal.”

“The menu looks fine, but the moment the gameplay starts the frame drops to 1 fps; my truck moves like it’s part of the old snake game on a Nokia phone.”

“In an industry where polish, tight mechanics, and balance are paramount, Big Rigs exists as a glitch-ridden anomaly.”

“The visuals look more akin to something from the N64 around its launch year.”

“The lack of collision, the beautifully atrocious graphics, the vehicles having the handling of a Titanic, the AI not even trying, the glitchy and misplaced textures, the super unrealistic acceleration, the super speed just from reversing, the first map being a placeholder for some of the other ones, the meme tags on the store page of the game, and the super jittery frames feeling like it's pausing in and out!”

“The 5th level still crashes the game, you can still drive right through every single object, and there's no visible difference between 'low' and 'normal' graphics.”

“We all know the story, don't we?”

“In other normal games, you gain an achievement after doing what the achievement tells you to do (in some cases, you unlock it automatically after completing a story mission if one is present).”

“☑ no story”

“I wish they actually did a proper remaster of this game but it's actually more buggy than what this game was at retail.”

“Truly astounding they somehow managed to take one of the worst and most buggy games of all time and did their best to make it even more awful to where even its charm doesn't save it.”

“Released in 2003 by Stellar Stone, it became infamous for its lack of collision detection, missing AI functionality, and buggy physics.”

“Otherwise, it's nothing but a shoddy cash grab whose only selling point is being a terrible game, and is in my opinion not worth any price.”

“Y'all can't even do a joke release right. Five dollars for Big Rigs is nothing but a cash grab. The game doesn't even open and I've tried it on four different computers. The only option that opens anything is the one that just opens a window with a button to start the game and a leaderboard that still won't open the game, and this window runs awful. Somehow this is god awful; how did you make Big Rigs worse?”

“It is very transparently a sketchy cash grab from a weird company that has popped up out of nowhere, but if you're like me and love the novelty of having this legendarily terrible game on Steam then go ahead.”

“Insane stuttering, not playable at all.”

“The cars are not moving like they are supposed to; instead, they're stuttering for no reason.”

“If the launcher wasn't so poorly programmed with Unreal Engine issues, broken resolution, and performance problems, I'd give a thumbs up instead of down.”

“I got this game for meme reasons, then I realized they turned it into an achievement farming game.”

“Absolutely sketchy achievement/bitcoin farming utility where the basic unfixed game is wrapped around a very scummy UE executable.”

“You'll need a second life for grinding.”