Heavy Works

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Heavy Works is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by TSRS and was released on September 3, 2022. It received neutral reviews from players.

In Heavy Works, you are tasked with rebuilding an open-world town, completing various jobs such as constructing houses, bridges, and pipe laying. Using physically simulated vehicles, cranes, excavators, and hand tools, you must manage your budget carefully to effectively complete jobs and earn money for more powerful equipment. The game offers a satisfying experience of operating heavy machinery and seeing the world change as you build and destroy the town.

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Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews

gameplay1 positive mentions

grinding1 negative mentions

The game has a solid base with realistic machinery and great physics, making it fun to use.
The developer is very active in the community, regularly patching issues and listening to feedback.
There is potential for the game to grow and improve, with many players expressing excitement for future updates.

The game feels more like a demo than a complete product, lacking sufficient content and direction.
Controls are clunky and frustrating, with issues like invisible barriers hindering gameplay.
There has been no significant update in two years, leading to concerns about the game's future development.

gameplay
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The gameplay has received mixed feedback, with some players expressing initial excitement that quickly turns to frustration after a short period, indicating that it may become tedious or unenjoyable over time.
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game frustrating due to clunky vehicle controls and slow speeds, particularly with machinery like the excavator. Invisible obstacles frequently hinder progress, making tasks like digging feel tedious and unnecessarily challenging. Overall, these issues contribute to a negative grinding experience.
- “The controls in vehicles are clunky, and vehicles that should be quick are slow as hell. It desperately needs a shovel of some kind, and there are often invisible spots that stop the large machinery from doing anything. The most egregious of these is with the excavator when you're trying to tediously dig out all the dirt and garbage from a spot, and instead, you hit invisible spots that stop it dead in its tracks.”