Roadcraft vs Construction Simulator ?

[Deckard]

Can you help me to make a choice ?
Thanks.

[ToolDaddy]

Its pretty much in the game names.

If you want to construct buildings and spend hours transporting materials and craning. get construction.
If you want to get stuck and build custom roads everywhere. Get roadcraft.

[General T.Montana Tropic Thunder]

I bought Snowrunner with all dlcs a few days ago on game launch.

[Kashra Fall]

Construction simulator has you doing similar things roadcraft does, but with variants on building houses and fixing pipes in holes. It automates a good portion of it once you get to a specific % to avoid the tedium of getting that last 0.1% etc, so it's generous and lenient.

You'll spend your time craning objects into places and getting in and out of the vehicles to activate different modes and utilities. Once done, you can either drive them back, or fast travel in them to put them away/refuel or fix them.

Roadcraft is a mixture of the systems of their previous games (OFf roading/getting stuck in terrain.) mixed with crafting roads to make terrain easier to manage and fixing up towns after disasters, running electricity, fixing pipes, cleaning up things etc.

Both have similarities, but they are entirely different in scope/design.

[Deckard]

Thank you

[Geek In Peace]

Thanks for making me discovering Construction Simulator

[Deckard]

Originally posted by Geek In Peace:

Thanks for making me discovering Construction Simulator

You're welcome.

[mike059]

What exists in Construction Simulator and what I miss most in Roadcraft are excavators. You can't dig everywhere in Construction Simulator, but not at all in Roadcraft.
It would be a real step forward in Roadcraft to be able to dig the ground.