Distributor Simulator

I can see that the developer put a lot of effort into the driving physics. Unfortunatly I think the game doesn't gain anything from the work put into the high detail of the driving Sim, because it advertises as a buy sell game and for that I didn't have any fun or enjoyment. To be fair, I haven't played much yet, unfortunatly what I've seen doesn't convince me to play more. If the amount of work put into the driving sim would've been spent on the UI for example or other features, I think it would be playable and more enjoyable.

[h1]Before I played Distributor Simulator, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

game is priced fairly for its content, you drive car you sell garbage, you make money you buy trailer you sell food and stuff and make more money you buy bigger truck then you do the same thing pretty bare bones but fun, ive seen games with less charging for more

The UI should be a bit better... The driving is ok and at some point ya see driving, collecting, selling, buying and doing it all again and again e-e Well give it a try... I not have that fun but maybe ya can have... o-o

is unfortunate the game was never finished

This game has made me experience things that I did not believe I could experience in a game. I started the game out distributing, not drugs, but packages, I was driving along the mountain on the road, and I noticed that I was quite foggy out, so I was a smidge slower in my driving in order to not cause an accident. After I arrived at the town I was supposed to deliver to I noticed something was off. The town was foggy and there was nobody there. Quite odd I thought it was, did I accidentally find the full build of the fabled Silent Hills? After I dropped off the package at a random doorstep (I dearly hope it wasn't a bomb or anything of the ilk) I departed again and went back to my warehouse to get my next object to deliver. I then went and started to deliver the package. I got to the dropoff location. Again, nobody was in town and it was foggy. I went back and repeated again. After I dropped off each package, it was the same. The eerie atmosphere got me quite on edge so I turned on some smooth tones, or at least if you could consider Russian Deathcore smooth tunes. I continued to deliver these packages to empty locations, but the delivery experience was something else. Driving alo…