Bigger Trucks

Bigger Trucks is a game about off-road transportation, where ordinary cars cannot pass. Cargo is transported through mud, sand and broken roads. The load is attached to the trailer, and loose fastening leads to loss on a bump. Trailers vary in weight, and the tractor is matched to the load. Repairs take time, but the cargo is waiting at the designated location. On a descent, the trailer pushes the car, and you have to brake in advance. There is no map or compass here. Instead, a beam of light rises from the destination point, visible from afar. They use it to find the unloading location. Night flights are more dangerous than daytime flights, so headlights and beacons are used. The trailer is attached to the tractor, and the stability on the descent depends on the hitch. The rain turns the road into a mess and lengthens the journey. Cabin lighting helps on night flights. You can also move around on foot, in first person. This helps to scout out the path and understand where the car will get stuck. The winch pulls the car out of the mud and saves the entire flight. Reconnaissance on foot helps you find a detour and avoid getting stuck. The tractor pulls the trailer, and all-wheel drive helps when climbing. The beam above the unloading point is visible even behind the hills. Trailers are heavier than the car, and on descents you can immediately feel it. Repairs, fuel and potholes take up most of the time. Every flight turns into a test of patience. Each route consists of climbs, fords and mud. The route has to be changed if the road is washed out by rain. The instruments show the roll and load on the engine. For anyone who likes to stir up dirt, this game is suitable.