Also sound effects remain solid, and menus are easily accessible. Unlike other versions of MudRunner, I encountered no slowdown or glitching. Perhaps the most useful aspect of this interface is the terrific rumble feedback that is constantly educating (in timing and intensity) on road and mud feel. I was shocked at how well the Jo圜on’s work for the delicate navigation, camera work, and – most importantly – acceleration and braking required to succeed in the game. In contrast, the original ‘MudRunner’ consists solely of obscure heavy duty vehicles that provided zero/no ambiance beyond functionality.īeen here before? For those who’ve played either the original Spintires: Mudrunner or the complete package with its DLC, the Switch version is an excellent version of the title. While the two new maps won’t blow anyone away, it is nice to play with more recognizable (Hummer and Chevy, for instance) branded vehicles that look and feel like their actual counterparts. inspired (via new maps and vehicles) downloadable content. The original MudRunner featured the wastelands of Siberia this new title also contains limited U.S. Even on easiest difficulty, there’s little to no handholding in campaign mode, making for a frustrating foray except for the most experienced. Learning how each vehicle works can be initially perplexing, also how to overcome the game’s unyielding mud physics. In addition to multiplayer, there are two main single modes to ‘Spintires: MudRunner American Wilds,’ that being ‘Campaign’ and ‘Challenges.’ The game recommends playing challenges first before even pondering Campaign…and for good reason. Alternatively, find a buddy (or more) who can offer his/her vehicle to quicken these endeavors and/or wench your vehicle when inevitably stuck in the mudpile from hell. The game can either be played in single player, requiring strategically rotating vehicles to pick up, lift, transfer and ultimately deposit the logs. The premise of Spintires is certainly different: navigate challenging, heavily muddy terrain (hence the ‘MudRunner’ in its title) in hopes of transporting an array of log types across a series of map locations.
The series sports a cool premise, but takes a lot of patience and outside the box thinking to appreciate what it has to offer. ‘Spintires’ is the type of game series you’ll either really love or adamantly hate.
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