Recent reviews by champ

fun

>first raid
>do the mission
>full backpack
>go to extract
>see extract camper
>open the door
>hide
>door opens
>go in
>get downed
>camper starts countdown
>crawl in
>camper doesnt realize im in there
>camper comes to knock me out
>extract with extract camper at last second

all while sitting on my couch playing on a handheld
10/10

works on steam os!!!

The game is really fun but the bugs are out of control.

I understand everyone cries for new content but they really should take some time to work on fixing some bugs before they add anything else. We traded floating torsos for disappearing Guard Dogs. Ragdolls cause you to not be able to see through your gun when you 3rd person aim.

Again, game is fun.
However I had less problems with DayZ in 2013 and 2042 in the first week than Helldivers every update.

I still recommend it. Just hard to play sometimes when you have to spend 20 minutes defending the extract because the terminal didnt spawn.

I've used this in the past to overclock and benchmark a 1660ti and a 3060ti. It's very self explanatory software. Works well and it's very easy to make adjustments and keep track of your scores with a pen and paper while finding the best possible parameters.

It's great too if you just want to run benchmarks to see how your hardware setup compares to others.

As a CDL holder I can say genuinely that this truly is a simulator. My favorite thing about it is having the ability to drive trucks I've driven in the past. You can make it as much of a simulation you want thanks to the settings and mods.

I had originally got this game years ago before I was a CDL holder. When I went to start my private lessons, we began with backing maneuvers. I had put about 100 hours on the simulator over the years, and it's authentic enough that beyond what the instructor was teaching me, I had a genuine understanding of what needed to be done. True story, he had asked me if I had ever done this before. I didn't have the balls to tell him that I on and off played truck sim on my PC.

The trucks are authentic, the interiors are authentic, even the AI traffic (with the help of some mods) is authentic enough to get you properly aggravated as you would be on the road.

I mainly use this now to keep up with some backing scenarios because my current work involves drop zones and I don't get the opportunity to jack around things anymore.

A wonderful thing I want to add is that if you have a VR headset, you can pair it to the game using the experimental branch and adding the correct launch parameter. For Quest 3, you choose oculus and then add -oculus. Airlink works great. If you're crashing it's because you have to disable your mods and enable/order them again. This sim had me so fooled into thinking I was at work that occasionally I would find myself reaching for switches on the dash, light switches etc. You can setup the buttons on a G920 so that you don't need to interact with a keyboard to play the game. Put your mouse in a good spot and you're golden. You can even get a cheap shift knob on Amazon that has the range/splitter switches, enable throttle/clutch shift and jump in that W9 to float those gears as you would on the road.

I highly recommend it. Even if you're just looking for a game that allows you to just pass the time and you enjoy games that involve cruising around. If you're as aspiring truck driver, this game will help prepare you to go out and do it. If you are one, you're sick like me and want to draw on your coloring book on your day off, flip off the DOT in the median with no consequences, you wont regret it.

This game is great on both your gaming PC and your handheld PC.

Playing on a controller can be a little wonky.
If you're on an Ally X or similar handheld, set your control preference to Auto. It saves you a headache. If you ever find buttons aren't working correctly, it's probably that.

I know the way!
Come on guys, rock annnnnnnnnnd stonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnneeeeeee!

Great for handhelds can spend hours on this

Someone said this is Tarkov but for people who work or have a family. I agree after spending the weekend playing it on PVE. The game is fun and the bugs that I've experienced mainly issues with connectivity haven't bothered me enough to not play it. I plan on upgrading to the supporter edition at some point because this is a huge breath of fresh air coming from a love-hate relationship with Tarkov.

The game does have some optimization issues for obvious reasons but I'd say 95% of my time playing I haven't experienced many issues other than some rubber banding using these specs, medium settings and DLSS on Balanced:
AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 Laptop GPU
32GB DDR5-4800 RAM
If you're on older hardware (I'd say 20 series and lower with older CPUs that have less cores) I think I'd stay away for a little bit while they work on the game.