
SnowRunner
Saber Interactive · Apr 28, 2020
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- GameCritics8.5I mention these downsides out of reviewerly duty, and against my inclination to blindly proselytize, because on a holistic level, Snowrunner is a real masterpiece. Its beautifully granular physics systems create not just an atmosphere, but a world in which players can lose themselves for happy hours, hauling logs and steel beams and slabs of concrete hither and yon. It’s therapeutic, it’s deep, it’s engaging, and it’s indisputably unique. Everyone should try it.
- Nexus Hub7.5SnowRunner on PS5 is not a game I can confidently recommend to anybody because it simply isn't a game that everyone will immediately latch onto. The slow pacing, often frustrating traversal and deliberately tanky controls will turn off those looking for an easy-going experience. However, once all of its mechanics click, it offers a deep and rewarding adventure that isn't like anything else on the market. Maybe give SnowRunner a glance if you need something that feels truly unique.
- Nintendo World Report7.0SnowRunner is a great non-18-wheeler truck driving simulator. Its steep learning curve takes patience and determination to overcome. It’s clear that this game is aimed at a very specific clientele. If you like a good challenge and overlanding is your kind of thing, Snow Runners is for you.
- XboxEra8.6This game is so damned relaxing, but it is not going to be for everyone. It is never fast, and any attempts at doing things quickly will almost certainly end in disaster.
- Gaming Trend8.5An excellent and very welcome port of an already great and addictive game that stands out among other games in the genre.
- NintendoLife7.0SnowRunner is an interesting truck driving game where the environment is your opponent. As long as you can put up with its audio and visual issues and understand that it's an extremely slow-paced game, the rewards for sticking with it are worthwhile.
Gamer reviews
I am usually not a fan of driving games but there was something compelling about SnowRunner that drew me to the game. The appeal of driving a big rig through difficult terrain and weather seemed like a fun way to spend a few hours. Starting off I had to make my way into town in my trusted Pickup. This was not so easy as a flood had caused damage to the town and I had to go off road and face steep terrain, rocks, mud, and flowing water. Not only was this slow going, but I had to drop my gears to get the needed traction as I was not able at this stage to figure out how to winch myself in. In town I was able to gas up at a station and make my way to a checkpoint where I learned I had to get a truck and help repair a bridge. Locating the truck then required me to get various loads of wood and steel and deliver it to the site of the bridge so the damage could be repaired. Navigating a loaded truck on rough terrain, tight quarters, and in bad conditions proved to be tough as you can damage the truck and if it is significant enough; players have to start over. As the game advances new trucks and challenges will become available which makes the game an ideal simulation for those looking to get behind the wheel of a big rig. Some may want a bit more variety to missions but I found the real joy was driving the loaded trucks across the very well-detailed maps and that the graphics were eye-catching from the start. If you want to load up and face the challenge, than SnowRunner may be just what you are looking for. 4 stars out of 5
Completely addictive game. Was recommended and I haven’t looked back. Graphics and game play are very good. If I wanted to pick something I didn’t like, it would be the 3rd person camera, it moves all over the place. Otherwise outstanding game.
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