Mang Ojek: Driving Test

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[quote][b][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asset_flip]Warning: Asset Flip![/url][/b] This is one of literally thousands of creatively bankrupt asset flips infesting Steam and lowering the average quality of all video games everywhere.[/quote] "Mang Ojek: Driving Test" is another low key asset flip. This is just a collection of mismatched (probably store-bought or free stock) assets thrown together to form a basic, shallow experience... more designed for the sake of an amateur developer being able to call themselves a "game developer" thanks to Steam Direct and stock assets than a product designed for gamers. For that reason it's obviously not going to provide a decent gaming experience. This garbage asset flip makes the misleading claim that it can prepare you for a moped driving exam. If you use this to learn how to drive anything, please never go near a public road. Not even on foot, you might be a danger to yourself and to others. That misleading claim aside, this is a garbage Unreal kitbash with flipped assets and the exact same quality you would expect from a developer who can't make his own assets and can't afford to hire anyone capable of doing the job of game devel…

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bro i recommend, very good game, no bugs, no issues, just depression

I would buy for the camera from helmet... If the game wouldn't be so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ AIDS dude. The camera constantly moves and doesn't center and I have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ clue to go to manual.

Mang Ojek: Driving Test is a pretty unusual little motorcycle game, and I liked the idea behind it straight away. Instead of giving me a huge racing game with endless tracks, it focuses on the life of an Indonesian ojek driver and turns the whole thing into a series of driving challenges. I get to ride a motorcycle, complete obstacle courses and take on delivery tests where I have to transport passengers, food and packages while working against the clock. It is simple, but it has a nice sense of purpose. The motorcycle handling is the part I enjoyed most. The game puts a lot of emphasis on precision, speed and control, so I cannot just hold the throttle and hope for the best. The obstacle courses make me pay attention to where the bike is going and how I approach each section. I liked learning the handling because once I became more comfortable with the bike, the courses started feeling less like random obstacles and more like something I could actually master. The Ojek Test gives the game another nice twist. Instead of only worrying about getting through a technical course, I have to complete delivery jobs within a time limit. That makes me think more about speed and efficiency …