- March 27, 2014
- GameCask
Construction Machines 2014
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About
"Construction Machines 2014" is a simulation game that allows players to operate and control various construction vehicles in a variety of settings. Perform tasks such as digging, transporting, and building while managing resources and completing contracts to progress. With realistic graphics and physics, this game offers an immersive experience for construction enthusiasts. However, it may lack some modern features and polish compared to more recent simulation games.











- The game is plagued by horrendous controls and physics, making it nearly unplayable.
- Camera angles are frustratingly poor, often leading to disorientation and difficulty in gameplay.
- The game is riddled with bugs and performance issues, including failure to launch and severe lag.
graphics
48 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in the game have received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with many users comparing them to outdated PS1 and Nintendo 64 visuals. Players report severe optimization issues, including bugs, poor rendering, and frustrating camera angles that detract from the experience. While a few users noted that graphics could be acceptable on high-end systems, the general consensus is that the graphics are low-quality and poorly executed, leading to a disappointing overall impression.
“Graphics are okay assuming you have high-end SLI'd GPUs.”
“The gameplay is great, a lot to do if you want to do it right. The graphics are good with everything set to max under launch options; not sure how people are overheating, but with everything set to max, the CPU runs at 37°C and the GPU runs at 42°C.”
“Not bad graphics.”
“The graphics, especially on the character model, are just awful and are seemingly done straight out of the PS1 era.”
“It is just too buggy; also, if you set the graphics to maximum, it is like wearing the wrong prescription glasses and you see literally nothing but lights and blur.”
“Very poor graphics and sound, topped off with extremely poor controls and camera function.”