| Joelcool7 said: I applaud their originality, but honestly if they wanted to create a successful street cleaning game shouldn't the streets be dirty? I would be impressed if their were leaves and garbage physically on the street and your machine actually cleaned the up making the city actually look noticeably different. I didn't see that in the trailers of course for a smaller developer or publisher it might be costly to create debris to clean up. But for me without the actual trash and dirt to clean this simulator just seems like another driving sim with a little twist and nothing to offer that other sim's don't do a far better job offering already. Maybe this game could be used for educational purposes, but without the dirt and leaves I just don't see how the game offers any realism at all. Other then a way to look at a street cleaning vehicle, which I can do by walking down the street in the early morning or late at night. Why bother buying a sim that doesn't actually simulate cleaning streets? Your just driving a vehicle around, nothing new there! Interesting concept could have been executed far better if the time and resources had been put into making it an actual realistic street cleaning sim! |
My dear god, you even manage 100+ words in a thread about a street cleaning sim .. you like to talk a lot don't you? (Or rather type)
