Drive Megapolis
npp_trainer · 2016 · Simulation, Racing, Indie, Casual
PC
Mostly Negative30% · 64
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About Drive Megapolis
✦ AI summary
Master European driving rules and real-world traffic scenarios with 30 challenging missions across diverse vehicles and environments in this comprehensive driving simulator. Track your mistakes in real-time, practice with authentic physics and busy city traffic including trams and buses, and prepare for your driving test with steering wheel support and multiple difficulty options.
Improve your real life driving skills in Drive Megapolis
For those of you who are dreading that intimidating driving test, wanting to polish up their road skills for a drive through, or are looking to improve on their existing driving skills to avoid getting points on their license – Driving Megapolis 3D offers a viable solution. Specifically designed for European roads and the rules around it, this simulator is designed to be used on a PC.
A cut above the rest
Boasting a host of features, this driving simulator is designed to be interactive and also a learning opportunity. This is a uniquely built driving simulator, which tracks you're driving mistakes along the way and highlights them clearly, giving you the chance to improve upon them. Fully packed with a bunch of scenarios, the Drive Megapolis 3D simulator comes with a series of thirty missions each one more exciting than the last. Each one designed to fulfil an objective. With the option of playing with a manual or automatic transmission.
We have included various options which include a host of vehicles and terrains from which you can choose from – a total of seventeen in fact. Additionally it also has real life functions including simulated design which means the roads will be busy with trams and buses – meaning if you live in a busy city around Europe you can expect the same scenery from the simulator as well.
Features:
- 30 missions. Objectives include parking, stopping and standing, entering and exiting the box, driving around tightly parked cars, driving to destinations, 'do not damage the cargo' and others.
- 17 vehicles to drive! They include front and rear wheel drive, 4x4, buses, trucks and 19 additional modded traffic cars.
- City, mountain and off-road maps to explore.
- You can also encounter trams, trains and trolleybuses in addition to the above vehicles on the road.
- You can pick up passengers in buses.
- Realistic clutch, stalls and engine simulation unique to each vehicle
- Realistic physics and weather affect conditions on different types of roads
- People and animals that will react according to your driving skills
logitech g25/g27/g29 compatible and can be calibrated to support other steering wheels.
3 monitor setup are also available.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Adding drinking and driving into this game wouldn't make it better.6 found this helpful
"At the request of the publisher, Drive Megapolis is unlisted on the Steam store and will not appear in search." You are not missing anything, just ignore it.1 found this helpful
[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]1 found this helpful
Plays terribly.
I guess this is a driving simulator? For some reason, this was in a bundle of 46 indie games years ago that collectively sold for $1. What an odd inclusion. How is it supposed to teach someone? Is it supposed to be hooked up to bespoke hardware? I can't imagine how you can map a car dashboard onto a keyboard or a controller. Maybe it was just a pain for me because my laptop lacks a number keypad, but it was hard to make sense of the button mapping, and I got stuck on gear 3 in the tutorial. The big blocks of command lines and reloading windows made me kind of nervous, and it stopped responding repeatedly without crashing. What do I say about this game? No, this [i]application[/i]? The voice instruction seemed okay, but am I, as a gamer, really in a position to recommend driving instruction applications? I should take a step back. I don't think a $5 program is going to help you improve your driving skills, and it's no longer listed on its platform's marketplace anyway. As a driving simulator game? I don't know, those popular truck simulators have to be better than this, right?
I like this game or rather simulation. Really. It only has been 0.2 hrs i know AND so far no bugs and no problems whatsoever. OK now lets list what i like about this erm... simulator: [olist] [*]Smooth keyboard response. Actually probably the smoothest of all driving games and i don't even have to tweak response settings like in other games. To be fair, most other games have a competitive element so tweaking may be necessary depending on your driving / racing style. This isn't a race, it tells you your mistakes as you drive, no rush, no time limits so it's easy to adapt to the keyboard steering behaviour. II'm used to rapid key presses and this game is able to make it look smooth. Other games not so much, in particular some F1 games because as soon as i release the key the steering almost instantly centers; i don't think that's how it works IRL. This on the other hand has slow centering which is just nice at the rate i was driving and turning. [*]Did i say no bugs so far? Yes but it bears repeating. [*]I like the secondary window that shows code as the game loads and runs. It shows honesty and transparency beyond the call of duty pun intended. [*]No complaints about the graph…
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