Roadworks Simulator

About

In "Roadworks Simulator" , you manage the streets and roads of a city, building new ones, expanding existing ones, and handling various tasks like plaster work and utility replacements. A 3D graphics engine provides realistic visuals, and challenges such as emergency orders, weather conditions, and obstacles keep you on your toes. As you gain experience, you'll unlock more complex projects, ensuring an engaging and immersive gameplay experience.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

18%

Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

Some players find it enjoyable as a time-waster if they like simulations.
A few users appreciate the concept of a job simulator focused on roadworks and pothole fixing.
There are moments of unexpected humor, such as glitches that lead to amusing situations.

The game is fundamentally broken with severe technical defects, making it unplayable for many.
It features low-quality graphics and assets that do not meet modern gaming standards.
Controls cannot be customized, leading to frustration for many players, especially those with different keyboard layouts.

gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The gameplay is criticized for being fundamentally broken, leading to a negative reception despite the popularity of job simulators in general. Users express disappointment, labeling the experience as subpar and unworthy of attention.
- “This game is fundamentally broken, as stated in the warning above.”
- “The gameplay is just garbage and fails to deliver any real enjoyment.”
- “It's hard to take this game seriously when the mechanics are so poorly designed.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The story aspect of the game is structured around 16 missions, but players have reported difficulties in progressing, with many only able to complete a few before encountering significant issues that hinder further advancement.
- “Out of 16 total missions, I managed to complete 4 and get roughly halfway through 5 before it died for good.”