
Your truck is magic and you now owe a soul debt to the buff isekai elf girl living in your head. Run over pedestrians as Truck-kun in a chaotic OVA-sized campaign, make deliveries, and defeat the Skeleton King across two worlds in this anime driving game with heart!
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Carissa Ward was all set to start her new job as the VP of marketing--until YOU hit her with your truck and transported her consciousness to a world of fantasy and magic! Rather than accept her fate, gathering a party and going on a journey of growth and self-discovery, Carissa uses all her knowledge of anime tropes and Japanese RPGs to find a different path:

Pressed into the service of the newly-incarnated buff anime elf, you'll speed your magic delivery truck to complete objectives across two worlds in a focused and flavorful OVA-sized campaign, running over pedestrians, sending them to another world as Truck-kun, and helping Carissa power up a Galactic Gate with the stars you generate together. The Skeleton King waits on the other end of the great divide, and the only way Carissa is getting home is to take a Scroll of Resurrection from his weird, dead, bony hands.
Good luck!!!
Dodge cops, make deliveries, and smash through objects in the chaotic small town of Wenvale, USA!
Complete objectives across two worlds to power up a Galactic Gate with stars and unlock a subversive, heartwarming story rooted in our love for anime.
Run over pedestrians to turn them into monsters Carissa can slay for stars and XP. It's fine! Don't worry! Stop thinking about it!!
Energetic, ska-inspired soundtrack by award-winning composer David Mason (Dredge, Creepy Redneck Dinosaur Mansion 3).
A giant, screaming man whose meat you can legally drive through.
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 252reviews | 85% | — | $124.2K |
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Vehicular manslaughter has rarely if ever been this adorable.
Fun crazy taxi-ish game. Funny dialogue that's not overbearing. The only issue is the gameplay loop. Gets pretty stale after three days. With more after the first update, hopefully the game will improve.
Finalmente o jogo do Jefferson dos Caminhões-Sama. E ainda nas mãos de um dos meus DevIndie favorito: Strange Scaffold/Xalavier Nelson Jr., que lança um jogo mais diferente que outro. (El Paso Elsewhere, I am Your Beast, TMNT Tatical Takedown, Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator…)
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Honestly, I didnt thought I would like this game that much. Yes, its repetitive and simple, but in a very cute and charming way. The soundtrack bangs super hard, especially when you take on the Skeleton King at the end. I would totally recommend it!
This game is a blast. It has everything (except the iconic music) you remember from playing Crazy Taxi way back on Dreamcast. I very much recommend this to anyone that might enjoy a quirky arcade racer.
Short and simple little game. It's fun to drift through a farmers market at 80mph and then hit the big jump. There's also a surprising amount of learning and strategy involved in navigating the map. The world and characters are fun too. The only real problem with this game is that there isn't more of it. I don't think a game like this even get's made if the scope is too large, but if you play it enough you start to notice things. Limited soundtrack, only one map, etc. I think this is a solid foundation for more so I hope they add some stuff to it. I rolled credits in a little over three hours.
It's all right. Small but charming, and not a bad time if you feel like crashing into things. This game combines the psycho crashing moments of any GTA-style game, the lighthearted feel of a Katamari game, and a story that knows that the whole thing is just an excuse to be very silly and nothing more. Like a katamari game, you are technically wreaking havoc and killing people, but it's played off so cartoonishly that it's funny instead of weird. This is helped by the way some of the pedestrians sound only mildly inconvenienced when you hit them with your truck. The game does an okay 30 fps on Steam Deck, but it's not terribly stable. Hopefully it gets some optimization updates later. It does seem to be a pretty small game, but what's there seems fun.
a heartwarming story about a girl learning to chill out a little and a guy running over seven hundred pedestrians in her name. where are the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ market stands strange scaffold fifteen is so many
About 4 hours in and I cannot deny, I am having lots of fun. I completely agree that there is a lack of content and some objectives are FAR easier than others. There is one map, with about 10~ missions that get recycled and you just go around doing those missions and getting points. Story is fun enough and like the overall messaging. The worst part is the overall progression goals of the game. Boost another 1500m or drift another 3000m, what just ends up being 3-4 rounds of just trying to boost all the time or drifting to progress the story, what gets boring. At slow speeds, the van does not control well and can even go the wrong way. Promising more content a week after launch is also a odd move as I think I will have finished the game by then, so would not come back just to customise the van, feels like I'm being punished for being a early buyer. I understand if they ran out of time but something would have been better than just a locked screen. Id recommend if like 50%-70% off its base price, but its too expensive for what you get. But if you do get it, it will be fun for a few hours
SIGA MINHA PÁGINA DE CURADORIA AQUI DA STEAM: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38350841/ VEJA MINHA ANÁLISE COMPLETA NO YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/2m45J2gDJjc Achei o jogo bem divertido, precisamos ficar atropelando pessoas para que elas renasçam como monstros que a nossa companheira pode derrotar em outro mundo e precisamos ficar destruindo objetos para carregar a barra de ataque supremo dela. Temos diversos pequenos objetivos para completar no jogo e alguns objetivos maiores, que vão avançando a história, até que chegamos no momento em que devemos derrotar o chefão. O problema é que em ~3 horas você consegue zerar a história do jogo, só sobrando algumas conquistas que são mais demoradas de conseguir, e isso por 60 reais. A faixa de preço está muito alta considerando que o jogo não tem tanto conteúdo assim. Aparentemente o desenvolvedor planeja adicionar skins diferentes para o nosso caminhão em uma próxima atualização, mas não sei se isso realmente consegue ajudar muito na questão de falta de conteúdo. Recomendaria esperar um desconto mesmo (o desconto de 20% de lançamento já está minimamente bom se você estiver realmente através de um jogo exatamente como este e pretende ficar jogando para passar o tempo mesmo depois do fim da história).
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