評論

• gamedeal user

  Nov 18, 2021

  I've waited a long time for this since there is really nothing like it. There are tons of games for car enthusiasts but almost none for the bikers. This game has (as far as I can tell with my limited playtime) no official licenses from any bike manufacturer. There is also no steam workshop support right now to fix that issue with mods. I don't really care that much but it surely would be awesome to have some official manufacturers in the game at some stage. Performance is great, graphics are nice and I haven't encountered any bugs. Like all the PlayWay simulators it is a bit basic and simplistic but enough to keep you entertained. This is a great base for hopefully many future updates.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 18, 2021

  As of right now, I wouldn't recommend this game, at least not for the price or in its current condition. I'm a big fan of this publisher, but this development team definitely wasn't up to the task of creating a mechanic simulator similar to their sister developer team that works on Car Mechanic Simulator 20XX. The controls are a bit annoying, especially when it keeps zooming you in and out everywhere and you start to get disoriented. The paint table is horrible, since it takes up so much space and you can't walk in front of it (maybe this is a bug for me?), the level up system is rather bland and uninteresting. I'm level 6 and had 20 skill points and could only unlock one thing at a time which takes 1 skill point. You unlock diagnostic tools, but you don't actually "use" them, they just allow you to examine the bike to find bad parts. But it's a motorcycle, nothing like all the parts available in Car Mechanic Simulator, so you just take off the parts needed and replace/repair them, so the diagnostic stuff seems pretty pointless as of now. The whole driving the motorcycle portion is horrible and isn't remotely fun at all. The developers definitely don't make racing/driving games. The color outline for screws and bolts could be changed or at least be better defined; some screws are really hard to find with some of the bright, bright paint jobs the motorcycles come in with. I like how more parts are repairable, however. Also, compared to Car Mechanic Simulator, there is a bit more in-depth detail with parts in certain areas, like the fuel system or oil parts of a motorcycle. Unfortunately, they dumbed down A LOT of parts and just made them into one section or not very detailed/advanced. Also, I really do like the "maintenance" tab where you can add grease, change and add fluids, etc other than the few that Car Mechanic Simulator just added. I'll recommend this game probably after several months to a year from now if the developers add quite a bit more content, make things a bit more user friendly and some quality of life stuff, and make it something that you don't get bored of after 30 minutes into the game. Which is unfortunate, because I love motorcycles and actually own a Harley offline. I've done a bit of home maintenance on that so I'm not completely ignorant in motorcycle mechanics.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 19, 2021

  I really wanted to love this game, I was following it for a long time. I'm a die hard motorcycle fan with my own experience working on bikes over the years. Unfortunately this game has just too much lacking to be considered a full game: It has a very limited selection of bikes (5), and although when you delve deeper you do have some customisation options, it just didn't feel like enough to feel as though there was variety. Some of the alternate styles, id like to think any rider out there would just laugh at, they are pretty bad. Pushing past the fact that whatever you create is going to be on-par with Dr. Waldmuns Frankenstein (if you go outside the box), was the mechanical parts and fixes. The game just doesn't feel engaging here. For example, you use a siphon to get oil out, which I have never seen mechanics do, or done myself. Brake & clutch lines are non-existent. The UI in general, feels really fat and ugly. When you remove wheels, the bike just hovers as if by magic. Brake pads can be repaired(..??). The pistons don't sit on a crankshaft, they just hover. Changing tyres & balancing doesn't give any form of mini-game it just does it. There is no real "inner-detail" to the engines; its not satisfying pulling a clutch cover and seeing the clutch basket sat on a non-discript grey blob of an engine block. The list here unfortunately goes on, and reflects a very poorly polished game. I prevailed through the above though, and thought "Ah it'll be ironed out or something", and they still had me....But then to my dismay I moved on to the test drive feature. The riding.. let me tell you.. was abysmal. The rider dude definitely needs to have a breathalyser taken, along with his licence. The bike basically doesn't steer, the best way i can explain it, is that it leans like a pendulum to an amazing extreme with the rider almost touching the ground with his head (which doesnt make him fall off), all the while under-steering like an absolute pig. I did this on a bike I rebuilt so was looking for that whole "ooh look at my new bike feeling". Instead I got a "oh my F-g god, what is this rip-off sh---!" which triggered a rage quit and refund request. Overall, the last part was the straw that broke the camels back. How this made it through any form of quality control is enough for me to get a really bad feeling on the dev team. It's clearly made by a small studio, which I usually like, but this game just gives me a massive vibe of over-exaggerating what it has, and what it could be, rather than delivering. The name I think is more valuable to this game than anything, and its left a bitter taste, and feels like more of a click-bait name to get people from CMS or similar over here to boost sales. Unfortunately, even trying my hardest not to make any comparisons, it still falls very short of an enjoyable game. If it was marketed as early access, with a more "muck in" type price, it would atleast be good enough to match up with what you paid for. Edit: I appreciate the developers response, but I can't help but feel it proves my point of this game needing to be in early access...
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2021

  1 Star: * This game had so much potential. As someone who has ridden motorcycles most of my life and work in the motorcycle industry I was super excited about this game. Unfortunately I am fairly certain a rabid squirrel has a better grasp on the workings of motorcycles than the devs do. So I know the game just came out, but it it FULL of bugs, missing items, and poorly optimized (seriously, this game taxes my pc more than the new Forza does on Epic settings...). So as far as general game design goes, this ones about a 4 out of 10. The real problem is, I am certain the designers have never seen a motorcycle, never mind ridden one. They certainly have no idea of the workings of an engine. This is supposed to be a motorcycle building sim so.... Frames that dont connect to themselves, fork tubes that have bends in them, wheels that have massive open spaces between the hub and the frame, suspensions that have the power of levitation (as they dont have springs), foot boards on one side but not the other, some bikes have rear brake levers (some dont), some bikes have gear shifters (some dont), engines that have overhead camshafts but also push rods, throttles that connect to brake reservoirs but not the the air intake, starters that are buried so deep in the engine casing they are the last thing you remove in disassembling an engine. There are many, many, many more items that are blatent but I wont make you read them all. This games only value is if you are truly that bored and want to unscrew and re-screw things back together.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 26, 2021

  This is quite possibly one of the most lazy, garbage, no good attempt on anything motorcycle related. First of all, the bike selection is very limited (if you even get to look at the "selection" because the load times are atrocious) Second of all, the devs have either never seen a motorcycle engine before, or simply do not know what a motorcycle engine is because it is sad how wrong you can get an engine (calling camshafts rocker arms and making an overhead cam engine with pushrods, which dont even properly go into the motor) When you get down to the "block", it is a terribly rendered cylinder shape with no holes or attention to detail. Absolutely garbage game.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 7, 2022

  I'm a big fan of the series and loved the car sim 2018 . But this game not so much . Played until lvl 14 = 20h PRO -huge amount of painting customization for parts -good graphics - option to sell your bikes at auction house CON - Very small amount of bikes models ( about 10 ) - awful riding and testing simulation (even more boring than car sim 2018 ) - limited amount of parts tier ( probably only 1/3 of the parts can be upgraded ) -small practical difference between tiers of tools (tire balance feels the same at tier 1 or tier3 ) -junk yard - 90 "% of the parts you find are aesthetics or tires - once u get the big shop you end up with 3 different rooms for bike stands and loading screen when going in or out of the room Maybe after we\ll get some more bikes it will feel a bit different
• gamedeal user

  Jan 13, 2022

  To begin with, in my village in the garage there is an old non-working motorcycle of the 80-90s. If I bought the missing parts and fixed it, then it would be just a beauty, but ... I don’t understand this at all. Therefore, perhaps this simulator for me is something like a training course for a motor mechanic for further work in practice :) As for the simulator itself, it is interesting, it gives me pleasure to assemble / disassemble motorcycles, as they say, to make candy out of shit. I liked the music playing in the background, although I am a fan of other genres and it would be cool if they added new songs and there was an audio system in the garage on which you could change music tracks to your taste. The sounds of work seem organic. As for the graphics in the garage, everything looks great, all the motorcycle parts look right! In general, the game pleased me and there are only pluses around, but there is a minus - the mode of riding a motorcycle, it is simply terrible, the control is terrible, there is no pleasure from running a motorcycle. Moreover, the environment is less detailed and worked out graphically, unlike the garage and looks dull.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 8, 2022

  in 9 hours here's the bugs i found: 19k cash vanished, left me with a dollar. items vanish from inventory. (game restart required) selected items bought with space bar doesnt mean those are the items you get. scrolling through shop items you will sometimes get the 3D image of some other part. bike needed a new "fancy" fork BUT the game didnt tell me id need to buy a new "Fancy" header to attach it to so totally over budget. ok and some other gripes: riding the bikes, makes no difference which bike you ride OR what improvements you've made they all handle the almost the exact same. Try cornering, everything comes with a 300 metre turning radius. But then again the places you can ride are limited to a test track and abandoned docks...Yay.... the enhanced parts feature is labelled: classic, modern, fancy, slick, epic, supreme and some others, and apart from increasing the numbers for speed, handling and braking they do little else than drain your cash reserve, some dont even look good, for example i purchased "Slick" parts for a bike (a supposed improvement) however there was a hole in the clutch cover and scratches all over the engine block (bought brand new). furthermore some jobs you take require you to increase the value of acceleration, brakes or handling but the parts that affect these stats are few and theres no easy indication of just how much you have increased it by. it would be much better to have the performance parts in one place so you can work out what you need as the money you get from jobs is fixed and you can easily go over budget. How hard is it to have "Stock" parts and "Enhanced" parts in their own menus. On top of that some parts cant be attached to ones of different quality however it seems sketchy as engine and clutch parts are able to be of any quality however handle bars and forks have a rule set all there own depending on bike. When fixing parts i can only select 20 items at a time? Why? they all fix to 100% with no failures, theres no mini game so why cant i select all and just get them all done at once, instead of selecting 20, fixing them and repeat till they're all done, it makes no sense. the scrap yard blows, every time i go its the same bike, same tires and same crap, no searching as everything is just lying on the floor, oh and its tiny. overall its ok for pulling parts off bikes and remaking them but some of the bugs are just too annoying, i have to restart my game every hour or so as the inventory items bug is a royal pain in the arris, the fps drops, the long load times and ridiculous naming scheme for the parts. The only redeeming feature is the updates, hopefully one will have some fixes in place.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 23, 2022

  I like mechanic simulators (doesnt matter: car or bike, etc). On first impression the game looks good but need some bug fix with contracts and need more a background music because listening always the same music is boring. Gameplay doesnt looks so hard its simple you need to restore old motorcycles and create new motorcycles to order and control moto parts on the store. At the end i want to say, i hope dev add some new features and more content.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 30, 2022

  Pros: Highly detailed Great graphics Very customizable Cons: Too few bikes and Bike categories (wouldn't mind seeing scooters and adventure bikes maybe even trikes) You have to take every part off to paint manually. Limited number of parts/bikes from junkyard. Not sure if there is an upgrade that changes this though. Anything less than unlimited wouldn't fix my problem with that system All and all, I am getting a refund till more bikes are added. I enjoy the game just want more content.