Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?!

a game whose entertainment value will hinge almost entirely on how you feel about its sense of humor, Truck-kun is a solid way to spend three hours if you're craving something to fill the Crazy Taxi shaped hole in your heart.

Love the concept for the game. Having to support Carissa but running over is a lot of fun. I do wish there was more impact when helping Carissa. I would have liked her to have a health bar or offer different types of attacks that differentiate between a large group of enemies and a small group. Maybe running over items on the beach give her a mana potion for bigger spells. Because right now she is just on the bottom of the screen. I'm not worried about her dying or anything. Also I would like the dev's to tone down the wall collision. In a game where I have to be drive fast I don't like it when I hit a wall and all my momentum stops. This wouldn't be a problem if the truck it self didn't feel awful to drive. If the dev's ever decide to make a sequel I would like to see the above addressed. I still loved the game and wish the team all the best in the future.

Short but satisfying action game with the most bonkers premise I’ve seen in a while. The story is light but sweet, and it performs quite well on the Steam Deck.

Historia curtinha, mas uma gameplay fluida e divertida. Acho que vale numa promoção sim.

Fun, if not a bit short. I 100% it in about 6 hours, I like the game play loop i just wish there were a little more variations for the game. Highly recommend picking it up when its on sale.

Rolled credits after about 3 hours, and I really enjoyed the ride. Vehicles are hard to program into games, so there's plenty of jank in the truck handling but it generally feels good to play once you get the hang of it. The vibe is perfect (music and art were very Strange Scaffold in the best way), gameplay is fun, and there's just enough here to knock out quick if you're inclined to. Plus it's... Truck-kun... Like... C'mon.