Did you enjoy playing MudRunner? Do you wish there were more real world trucks to work with? Do you wish MudRunner was more visually stunning to look at? Then SnowRunner is the game for you. I've had this on my wishlist fo ages, even bought it when it first came out on PS4 since I didn't have a PC that could handle this game at the time. Everything that was great about MudRunner carries on into the sequel. Now I don't know what version of MudRunner/SnowRunner other people have been playing to warrant complaints that SnowRunner doesn't have what made MudRunner great, but from my experience so far SnowRunner takes exactly what MudRunner was about and keeps doing more of the same. Only now instead of just mindlessly hauling logs everywhere you have different types of cargo to take to jobs. The world also changes and reacts to the work you put into it. This is showcased perfectly in the first level. Objective is simple repair a bridge that was destroyed so you can make getting to and from another area easier. This concept is used a lot, might even seem boring to some people but me personally I love the fact that the work I put into a level is rewarded by doing said work. SnowRunner is a 10 out of 10 would get stuck again kind of game for me.

Did you enjoy playing MudRunner? Do you wish there were more real world trucks to work with? Do you wish MudRunner was more visually stunning to look at? Then SnowRunner is the game for you. I've had this on my wishlist fo ages, even bought it when it first came out on PS4 since I didn't have a PC that could handle this game at the time. Everything that was great about MudRunner carries on into the sequel. Now I don't know what version of MudRunner/SnowRunner other people have been playing to warrant complaints that SnowRunner doesn't have what made MudRunner great, but from my experience so far SnowRunner takes exactly what MudRunner was about and keeps doing more of the same. Only now instead of just mindlessly hauling logs everywhere you have different types of cargo to take to jobs. The world also changes and reacts to the work you put into it. This is showcased perfectly in the first level. Objective is simple repair a bridge that was destroyed so you can make getting to and from another area easier. This concept is used a lot, might even seem boring to some people but me personally I love the fact that the work I put into a level is rewarded by doing said work. SnowRunner is a 10 out of 10 would get stuck again kind of game for me.