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• gamedeal user

  Dec 16, 2016

  the idea of building your own car seemed fun to me at first but after a quick try i realized that i dont enjoy it afterall and that i preffer drive cars then building them. would only recommend to people who are the opposite of me. game isnt bad itself but not my cup of tea.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 21, 2016

  Very good game, and the developer is constantly working on it (unlike, it seems, many other early-access games). It's great for anyone who's been into those bridge building games, or physics based games, or even just racing/off road car games. Pros: - Virtually bug free, which is fantastic for early-access. - Excellent physics modelling; everything behaves how you should expect it to, and behaves accurately. - Best integration with the Steam Workshop that I've seen in-game. Already a lot of user-made creations. - Custom maps available, though the standard map has a lot of different terrain to get you going. - Level of "OCD" is up to you; you can build a car pretty quick (or customize a default or steam Workshop car) and get racing, or spend hours tweaking every little aspect and getting things just right to shave a second or two off your laps. - Very familiar GUI/controls to anybody who has used a CAD program before. 3-window modelling space is a great idea and works very well to let you see what you're doing. Cons: - Graphics could be better. Based on my framerates, this game could increase its textures and add some better shaders without being a hinderance to even mid-level PCs. - GUI needs an update; the menus and buttons look a bit like an old Windows 95 strategy game or something. - No controller support (YET. This is on the Dev's ToDo list, so check the details and discussions to see if it's been implemented when you read this if controller support is a must-have). Having said that, due to the nature of the off-road racing, the keyboard isn't nearly as annoying to use as a road racing game for the time being.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 31, 2016

  This a great game, although I know some things that could only make it greater. Now, if you were going for a simple, realistic car building/ testing game, then you've done well. But here is a list of 5 things that would only make the game better. 1) Water Make the abilty for there to be randomly generated water on the default maps. This could be seen as oceans, lakes, streames, ponds, or even rivers(be even cooler if the water flowed, and moved your car). You would also want there to be the point where if you get water into your intake (more on that in a second) then your car would die. Lastly, you would want to make optional, for the people whose computers may have trouble running too much. 2) Intake Another idea is intakes. They are quite simple. They bring in the air for the engine. One thing you could also do, is make it so that, depending where they are placed, they can get better air flow. 3) Exaust You could tune it, make it louder, or just cut it off. This would really just be for fun. 4) Defomable Ground You could add some sort of vairable texture, or something, where as the ground could move out from under you. You could also add mud with the water update (if you made that a thing). It would be cool to have something where you were driving through mud, then you spun out, and gou stuck. you could also add diffrent ground textures to go with this. You could work on the sand, add gravel , mud, and other stuff too, like tall grass. 5) Winch The last thing that I would like to include is a winch. I wouldn't care about this one as much the other things, but some other people might. That just about wraps it up. Although lastly I would like to add that you could also add trees, and bushes, and other stuff.
• gamedeal user

  May 22, 2017

  The game is awesome for someone like me. I love cars and how they work, and I love to sketch out concepts on paper. Using my design skills and knowledge of cars helped me to create my first 3 designs in a few hours. ...and if you have ADHD like me, you will probably find yourself attaching jets to the sides of your design 5 minutes after building it. 10/10 would make cars fly again.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 12, 2017

  This is an awesome game for anyone who is creative and wants to design their own vehicles. I love to experiment with different types of suspensions and try to make my cars perform as well as possible, and I like to try to invent my own suspensions and ways of making a vehicle move. I bought the game when it was on sale (25% off) but I would pay the full $15 for it if I had known exactly how great this game was. It is now my favorite computer game by far!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 31, 2017

  This game is definitely a recommender for people who love cars, jets, or anything like that. I played the free 2D Evo version, and had a lot of fun. The fact that this game is now in 3D is even better. In short: I love this game The game can be a little bit complicated from time to time, but after you know the basics, it gets easier. (I still have trouble with the suspension :p) Now, don't be all "oh no, this game is crappy, it's broken", because it isn't broken, yes, it may lack a bit of content, but remember: THIS GAME IS IN EARLY ACCESS, so don't expect the biggest things in this game, it's not finished yet, and the developer is still working on it. This game requires at leat a little bit of knowledge of what you're doing. This game is a game where you design, and engineer your vehicle. If you like games like KSP, Scrap Mechanic, Space Engineers, or any games that requires some thinking, this is a game for you. But keep in mind, every joint is capable of rotation on every axis, and will do so! Or, if you like stress-testing other people's cars, planes etc, then you can do that. Like experimenting, engineering, planning, designing, and thinking about your creations? Then this is a game for you!
• gamedeal user

  Oct 13, 2017

  A nice little game thats headed in the right direction. Its in the good hands of a sole developer who isnt lazy and is constantly improving the aspects of his game. There is a pretty in-depth building system here and lots of time can be wasted making cool designs. The physics are also quite complex and fairly realistic. Its currently lacking content. No AI races, multiplayer, manual transmission and controller support. As it stands, its a damn good car-building game.
• gamedeal user

  May 16, 2018

  I have build a car with 40 wheels and 20 engines Nice
• gamedeal user

  Sep 2, 2018

  I am an engineer who spends all day working with 3D modelling software. Simply put, Dream Car Builder is what I wish I was using all day at work. The game allows for the creation of an incredibly diverse selection of vehicles, aircraft, and so on, but this is not some cheesy cut-and-paste building system, this is almost more like CAD, (albiet infinitiely more fun to use). The interface is simple, and easy to navigate, and the design control menus are well laid out and very clear. The player is resposible for every aspect of the design, but having a familiarity with CAD is by no means necessary to enjoy the game. Being able to see and feel changes applied to a vehicle's dynamics in the garage while cruising around one of the many maps, makes Dream Car Builder unique. Just playing the game and refining a design can help to develop a real understanding of the way the physical world interacts with a mechanical system. Beginners can start with some of the excellent work posted to the workshop, modify them, or start their own designs from scratch. For advanced players of Dream Car Builder, the sky is the limit. Excellent game, and it gets better with every update. Strongly recommend!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 26, 2018

  There is nothing like this game. Full control of vehicle creation, easy to create maps in Unity and great developer support. Constantly getting updates adding more and more features.