

Slums: Hauler
Urban Bear Studio · 2026 · Casual, Racing, Simulation, Sandbox, 3D
PC
4 user reviews100% · 4
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About Slums: Hauler
Slums: Hauler is a driving simulation game set in a gritty, low-poly city.You’re a broke taxi driver hustling to survive while taking on all kinds of fares — from casual pedestrians to shady hoodlums — racing against time to earn more cash.
- Realistic driving
- Taxi missions
- Open-world low-poly city with living pedestrians
- Fare Value management
- Fuel management
- Financial management
- Penalties for breaking laws
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✦ AI summary
Slums: Hauler is a simple but engaging driving game that nails its core mechanics with satisfying, tense gameplay as you manage fuel, money, and time while navigating a low-poly city. Players praise the relaxing yet challenging atmosphere, unique map design, and excellent value for the price, though they note the game is still early in development with limited features overall. The driving itself is the standout element that keeps players coming back despite occasional bugs and a sparse feature set.
It is a very simple and relaxing game to play, but it still has a good challenge that makes it interesting. The mechanics and the environment are pretty solid and the map does feel unique. The game doesn't have a lot of features yet, but the start is great. I’m looking forward to see more updates and new features being added to the game. I reccomend it if you're looking for a chill session with an adjustable challenge2 found this helpful
10/10 very chaotic i love it, a few bugs here and there, but it activated my very.. questionable road skills, for the price its great1 found this helpful
Slums: Hauler is a simple but addictive grind in the best way. The driving is the star here. It’s just plain fun cruising through the city, weaving through traffic, and rushing fares against the clock. Every trip feels tense when you’re low on fuel, low on cash, and one mistake away from a fine. The low-poly city has a gritty charm, with pedestrians and sketchy passengers that make each run feel a little unpredictable. Managing money, fuel, and time turns even short drives into meaningful decisions. Some days you scrape by, some days you don’t — and that’s kind of the point. It’s not flashy, but it knows exactly what it wants to be. If you like indie sims with atmosphere and a real sense of hustle, this one’s worth checking out.1 found this helpful
nice first game and really good bang for your buck i really enjoyed my time relatively to my small time playing
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