Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?!

I do think this game could use a few extra maps to run around in, and maybe some new challenges to add down the line as a potential expansion, However as is the game is really fun, and definitely scratches that Crazy Taxi each with some nice added mechanics and challenges. The characters are also quite fun, and definitely plays great on my Bazzite Linux machine and should work great on Steam Deck too

If you have a hankering for everything you loved about Crazy Taxi without simply retreading all the same ground, you're going to like this a lot. It's also very Crazy Taxi in the not so great ways. Coming to a stop and reversing can be clumsy, it's possible to get stuck in some weird collisions, and not all routes/objectives will be fairly distributed. Once again, if you like Crazy Taxi, you're used to this. My biggest complaints is that the objectives for moving the story along are incredibly unbalanced in time and effort, especially the one for boosting some number of meters. Obviously you want to go fast, but the game somewhat discourages you from recklessly boosting since there's a cooldown on it and you need it to go through armored objects. This will lead to a situation where every other objective is done, but all you have left to do is mindlessly boost thousands of meters for no particular reason. I think all of these boosting milestones could be toned down, or outright removed and the game would be significantly better paced. Ultimately, you don't need my review; the demo will show you everything you need to know about whether you will like this game or not. It's not going to surprise you a whole lot more than what the demo showed, but this also isn't supposed to be a super in-depth game.

Agree with the sentiments of most other reviews. The basic premise is pretty solid, but it definitely needs more content. A single map across the entire campaign gets boring and there isn't a lot of variety in the missions themselves. I'd love to see the mechanics tightened up a bit (Collision can be VERY wonky and get you stuck, or get police cars stuck on you, etc) and more things to do. But the basic game has promise. A few of the achievements are just kind of "keep playing long after the game is over" grind stuff. Worth picking up on sale!

Fun game! The driving is great and the story is a lot of fun. The map is complex, with a lot of secrets and hidden routes, and many of the milestones reward you for knowing the map well. "Hit 20 Billboards" is a lot easier when you already know where all the billboards are. The one flaw for me is that it's pretty bad for motion sickness, and I can't play for more than 45 minutes at a time. When the cops chase you, the camera pulls back to give you a wider view, so once cops start chasing you the camera will often pull back and go forward several times rapidly as you defeat cops and more show up. Also, cops will often hit you in a way that will suddenly move you in an unexpected direction, which doesn't help the motion sickness. You can modify FOV, screenshake, and steering sensitivity, but that's it. Definitely still worth playing, it just might need to be in short bursts for folks with motion sickness.

A really charming and fun game about vehicular manslaughter!

Isekai-yay mother ♥♥♥♥♥♥! Strange Scaffold doesn't miss (and neither does Truck-Kun). Look forward to seeing the weird slow downs fixed.

Lovely game about a lady who got Isekai'd into a buff elf lady!

A short, simple, fun game with a surprisingly good soundtrack and adorable characters.