Roadside Assistance Simulator

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Roadside Assistance Simulator is a single player strategy game. It was developed by Fragment Production Ltd and was released on September 25, 2014. It received negative reviews from players.

Experience the everyday duties of a roadside assistance team in this realistic mix of simulation and management game. Direct your rescue team from your roadside assistance center. Unlock new regions and try to attract as many new customers as possible through successful and efficient operations. You can also roll up your own sleeves and repair broken down cars in the street.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 23 reviews

story3 negative mentions

The game has a great idea behind it and can provide entertainment on a rainy day.
Some players find it easy and enjoyable, especially if they appreciate a challenge.
It is playable without major bugs, offering a casual simulator experience.

The graphics and gameplay are considered awful, leading to a disappointing experience.
Most of the game consists of tedious point-and-click mechanics with minimal action.
Many players feel misled by the marketing, as the actual gameplay differs significantly from expectations.

story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is perceived as shallow and repetitive, with players expressing disappointment over the limited number of missions and the lack of engaging content. While the game features a quick progression system through "controls" to unlock missions, the overall narrative experience feels underwhelming and lacks depth, leading to a sense of monotony after completing missions multiple times.
- “The game itself I don't think has more than 20 missions that you can do.”
- “The game is not what I expected; I was hoping to get more of driving through the streets and checking the cars for problems. This only happens in a few missions you get when unlocked, and you don't even drive to the client position.”
- “Missions mode: this one is the one you get pitched more, but it's as shallow as a dinner plate.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay has been criticized for its clunky mechanics, lack of graphical quality, and one-dimensional progression, leading to a frustrating experience, especially due to the absence of onboarding for new players. Overall, it has received a low rating of 3/10.
- “Gameplay mechanics are overall clunky, the graphics are not there, and the progression is one-dimensional.”
- “Extremely frustrating that there is absolutely no onboarding for any of the mechanics either.”
- “Awful graphics and gameplay.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics have been criticized as subpar, with many users describing them as awful and lacking depth. Overall, the visual presentation received a mixed score of 6/10, indicating some room for improvement despite the negative feedback.
- “Awful graphics and gameplay.”
- “Gameplay mechanics are overall clunky, the graphics are not there, and the progression is one-dimensional.”
- “Graphics 6/10”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and frustrating, particularly due to a monotonous mini-game involving dispatching recovery vehicles, which requires significant effort to unlock new missions. This repetitive icon-clicking mechanic detracts from the overall experience, making progression feel laborious.
- “What could have been a novel car repair time-waster is handicapped by the inclusion of an incredibly tedious mini-game in which you dispatch recovery vehicles around a fictional county.”
- “It's a rather tedious icon-clicking game.”
- “New missions are only unlocked after grinding quite a bit on control mode.”