TransRoad: USA

“The performance isn’t great at times when zooming in and there are frame stutters when panning the map, but it works good enough to play, especially with a decent computer (for reference, I’m using a GTX 1070 graphics card and average 30-50 fps).”

“Frame rate drops and graphical stuttering are the most obvious issues, but the game also taxes GPUs way beyond the level you would expect for graphics of this quality.”

“Performance is so low that you can't even play it... 10-15 frames with a 1080 card, an i7 7700k, and 32GB RAM... and on medium graphics.”

“Issues including sluggish performance, a suboptimal UI, and repetitive gameplay.”

“Had no performance issues but the gameplay is completely unrealistic and illogical.”

“The frame rates are 1990's standard, the gameplay is plagued by bugs including contracts not being able to be completed because a truck glitches out and is unusable, trucks being purchased and arriving at a garage but you're unable to task them because the truck is still 'enroute', game freezes every time a contract is finished or a stupid 'new article' appears to tell you that a truck was stopped and a license checked....which seems to have no standing on the game.”

“The dialog and story are bad enough to be a Fast and the Furious spin-off, and the goals are sometimes a bit grindy, but it is fun enough to see through to the end and feel like you've seen everything the game has to offer.”

“At several points, I was actually significantly further ahead than the game's main story and had to backtrack in order to progress.”

“The story ending bugs combined with poor performance erase whatever fun I got from the challenge and meditative pace.”

“Overall, the impression I'm left with is that the developers fixed the bugs that they absolutely had to fix for a while following release and then just abandoned the game with its remaining glitches and goofiness.”

“This game looked like it was going to be great but so far it hasn't saved 3 times, so I have started the game from the beginning 3 times, and every time I play it, it eventually freezes and crashes.”

“The frame rates are 1990's standard, and the gameplay is plagued by bugs including contracts not being able to be completed because a truck glitches out and is unusable.”

“The soundtrack menu offers web radio, but there is no good music on the radio. I had to use Spotify for music, which I agree with, as this doesn't include the original music for the game.”

“Music is accomplished through the use of internet radio stations, so you will need to be online if you want to listen to any of the radio stations.”

“Despite this method of corner-cutting (though it is a viable alternative to having to purchase rights to use songs from music labels), Transroad: USA deserves respect for putting in a punk rock station.”

“Replayability is minimal.”

“A couple of the bugs got fixed to be more playable, but there are still bugs that exist and some content that should be changed.”

“First, what this game does well: graphics are good, interface is good, not a lot of micromanagement, and the potential for replayability.”

“It's just tedious and boring, and that's how the game comes across.”

“The dialogue and story are bad enough to be a Fast and Furious spin-off, and the goals are sometimes a bit grindy, but it is fun enough to see through to the end and feel like you've seen everything the game has to offer.”

“Campaign always breaks. I spent a full day grinding it out on three different campaigns only for them all to break. Not worth your time, effort, or money.”