I've tried the game a few months ago, when it was on sale. I had massive problems with the game, which is why I refunded it. I was hoping the devs would address these problems, so I could give the game a second chance. From what I can gather in the reviews and from the response of the developer to one of them, I doubt they will ever be addressed, though, so here they are:
1. The map is extremely tiny. Like, increadibly tiny. If you've played the game for like an hour, you've seen everything.
2. The physics are janky. This cannot be called a "simulator". It's an arcade game and has absolutely nothing to do with a simulation.
3. The performance, at least back then, wasn't that great on a higher end PC. The developer claims, that you can run this game at high settings on a Steam Deck. I can't speak about that, as I don't own one, but it is possible, that the game just isn't optimized for higher end hardware.
4. There's barely any content. Again, if you've played the game for like an hour, you've seen everything there is to see.

This game certainly has potential, but it's simply not reaching it and the developers apparently don't want to make use of that potential. As of last time I played (which seems to still apply to the current state of the game), this feels more like a beta with only the core elements of the game, rather than a finished game. I'd rather play ETS2, which doesn't have as much potential, but is at least making use of that potential, has a significantly bigger map and more to do.