- January 17, 2022
- ICBC
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Street Sense is a single player simulation game. It was developed by ICBC and was released on January 17, 2022. It received negative reviews from players.
Planning to get your B.C. driver’s licence, or recently got your B.C. driver’s licence? Street Sense is a hazard perception training application for new drivers or those new to B.C. to improve their skills at identifying and avoiding hazards on the road. This initiative is a joint collaboration between ICBC, the Province of British Columbia, TELUS and Project Whitecard. It is funded through the P…
- The game is free to play and can be a good educational tool for new driving learners, providing basic driving scenarios and enhancing street awareness.
- Certain reviews praise the realistic and immersive driving scenarios that simulate real-world situations, which can be thought-provoking and informative.
- Some players find the physics engine and NPC behavior impressive, with advanced AI and detailed controls that contribute to an engaging driving experience.
- Controls are widely criticized for being sluggish, clunky, and unintuitive, with issues including steering tied to camera movement and lack of steering wheel support.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and glitches that affect gameplay, including poor collision detection, erratic AI behavior, mission teleportation, and limited vehicle options.
- Graphics and audio quality are considered low, with dated textures, low resolution, annoying voiceovers, and overall poor polish, diminishing the immersive experience.
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The graphics are generally considered decent but somewhat dated, with low-resolution textures and a lack of polish, such as missing shadows and environmental details. However, they are functional and can be customized, contributing to immersive and engaging gameplay experiences despite some technical shortcomings.
“Beautifully immersive graphics are merged with engrossing scenarios that force the player to ask difficult questions of themself, the answers to which carry heavy consequence and reveal profound truths of one's psyche.”
“You can really tweak everything about your car, graphics, controller, rendering, operating system, physics engine.”
“Graphics are okay, as for such a game.”
“The graphics, while hyped up, lacked polish—textures appeared dated and lifeless.”
“Not only is this game's graphics decent; lack of shadows, low-resolution textures, idiotic AI that can do a 90° turn in 5 feet at 60 km/h—but the trains don't trigger any alarms or bells, nor do the arms lower at a crossing.”
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Street Sense is a simulation game.
Street Sense is available on PC and Windows.
Street Sense was released on January 17, 2022.
Street Sense was developed by ICBC.
Street Sense has received negative reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its story.
Street Sense is a single player game.
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