New York Taxi Simulator

Boring Taxi. Story: This game has no story. Graphics: New York is quite often a very interesting location to set a video game in, from Spider Man to The Division it's a highly iconic city that even if you haven't visited you know it's locales. The rendition of New York in New York Taxi Simulator is genuinely bafflingly bad. It's a bunch of generic looking buildings that are copy and pasted over and over and a giant "central park" in the middle of the map which is about the only notable location. It's an ugly looking game, with the same four car types driving around the city and no effort to recreate the city. Audio: The audio design is also absolutely terrible. There's no music whatsoever and the only audio you will hear is your engine constantly revving and terrible ambience of manholes being lifted and construction noises. It's also quite hilarious that they couldn't even loop it properly, it just abruptly ends, waits a couple seconds and restarts. The car sounds are also horrendous. There's four vehicles you can unlock and while they're all unique, they share one thing is that they sound nothing like real cars. One of the cars sounds like a motor bike and it's very cl…

NOT GOOD

Developed by Little Freedom Factory and published by United Independent Entertainment, New York Taxi Simulator offers a straightforward take on the life of a professional cab driver in one of the world's busiest cities. Instead of relying on fast-paced racing or over-the-top action, the game centers on the everyday responsibilities of picking up passengers, navigating busy streets, and delivering customers safely to their destinations. Its concept is intentionally grounded, aiming to recreate the routine of working behind the wheel while steadily building a successful taxi career through dependable service and consistent performance. The gameplay revolves around accepting fares scattered throughout the city and completing them as efficiently as possible without sacrificing safe driving. Every successful trip contributes to your earnings, allowing you to unlock additional taxis and continue expanding your career. The progression system rewards reliability over reckless speed, encouraging players to obey traffic conditions while balancing customer satisfaction with timely arrivals. Beyond ordinary fares, the game introduces various mission types and bonus objectives that add some we…

It's even worse than NY Bus Simulator! The car was turning like a tank. And of course, it is indeed feels like a pre-alpha game...

I'm the kind of gamer who focuses on simulators of any kind, from Assetto Corsa to Coconut Simulator. I really enjoy all kinds of simulators: forklifts, trains, parking meters, street cleaners—whatever's available, I buy and like... My friends often disagree with my taste. This is the first time in my entire strange gaming journey that I haven't been able to approve a game, lol. Clearly, whoever made this game doesn't even know how traffic works. I wouldn't even give this game to my 3-year-old son because he'd die of boredom... One day I'd have to write a bad review. I never thought it would be for a taxi simulator, since it's such a cool concept to play. I speak as someone who loves garbage simulators, bus simulators, and even other taxi simulators that are available for purchase on Steam. The devs simply didn't even try on this one.

https://youtu.be/5gc7ul4ClK4 Whatever is intended from this 'simulator' is not accurately delivered as nothing feels like a taxi or the city of new york.