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Out of Ore Free Download GAMESPACK.NET A casual heavy equipment experience that is a “Work in progress” and developed by a solo dev / equipment operator You are sent out to the most northen base “Company Mining Corp” has, and its up to you to prospect for ore, mine it and sell it to earn a profit. Build roads, bridges and tunnels to connect the base to other bases Take risk by getting big loans to buy equipment and tools The building system allows you to build pretty much anything you want or use the vehicles and equipment to demolish it. All machines can be painted and outfitted with all kinds of lights and stuff Entire world is terraformable so you can knock down trees and move dirt all day long, The machines and support both ISO and SAE controls and the game supports both Joysticks and Wheels The machinery and feel of this game in general shows a lot of promise. It is very satisfying to excavate and load a truck, haul ore to the drop off, clear roads with a bulldozer, grade and level them with the grader… There just isn’t that much to do right now. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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The machines themselves also feel very flimsy, taking a bucket of dirt and rocks should not budge a 36 ton excavator, and make it pop a wheelie on its tracks.. I have experience working with these machines, and they should not be thrown around this easily. A pickup truck or some other equipment would be excellent, for scouting out locations and role-playing driving between worksites. And some more North American style work trucks, flat decks for hauling equipment, would be very cool. All in all, a very promising early access title. I hope to see it turn into something great. really well thought out game but there a few bugs like controls when using the digger using mouse and keyboard also would like to see multiplayer brought in as can start your own mining company with your friends also some work on the mineables when everything is a bolder looking object i know this may be a long shot but should make it like construction sim when digging and you can tell the volume of your bucket and looks like what your digging out but its still work in progress but keep up the good work can see.

Build roads, bridges and tunnels to connect the base to other bases.

This becoming one of the leading mining sims if stays on this path I would recommend this game to people as it has a very big potential and is already a fairly fun game, I have run into some issues regarding the resolution of my screen not allowing for menus to work properly and/or my mouse button cannot rotate building materials at this time, Overall it would be nice to have a more set out goal although the casual mining experience ive gained from this is actually quite fun. Ok, this is awesome. I have almost 3 hours in so far, and I can see myself putting in many more hours. It is definitely a casual mining game. So, don’t go getting into any hurry or anything! 🙂 It looks like you get a loan, buy some equipment, do some digging, selling material, earn enough money to buy another piece of equipment, do some leisure missions that will take awhile, repeat. Love it! Keep in mind though that this is very early access so even on the highest settings the graphics are not the best. It is still really fun though and i recommend it. OnlyFap Simulator 4 

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if you are into taking your time and digging in the dirt. lol The game is ok, but needs alot of work.. the Saves really haven’t worked for me yet. i save a game with equipment and my seperation plant and when i reload the game i have nothing except the money i had left. The vehicles like to slide even when the emergency brake is set.. but as far as the rest of the game its fun and challanging.. Hoping issues get fixed soon.. I will however repost again later and see if updates fix these minor problems.. The dev is in the process he said of working on it.. So hopefully a fix rolls out soon I refunded this game once already then I saw they “fixed” the controls, while they are a little better, they still absolutely suck. They still do not save when you exit the game so you literally have to redo them each time. It would not be a big deal if you didn’t have to redo every one because its hit or miss, some may still be there or others not. This is not the biggest issue I have, I have played a total of 12 hrs now and probably only have about 3 hours of saved game time since the game crashes and you loose everything to when you last manually saved.

Take risk by getting big loans to buy equipment and tools.

While this game has the ability to be a awesome game, it still is very rough. Not to mention you need to remember to save when you are dozing a long road through the mountains and you’ve unbeknownst to you been pushing the road for 3 hours and then, BAM pop up window “the game has crashed”. It really should say ha-ha you did all that for nothing. So yeah a little bit more than upset that when you use the dozer, which is the most effective way to move dirt in this game, for any period of time the game crashes. SO I hope you read this game developers and fix it immediately. The funniest part about it is the things wrong with the game are the exact things the developers said they fixed in the most recent update…what a joke….how about you really fix it and release another update immediately. A very chill experience, once you get the hang of controls. IDK about mouse and keyboard but came to a pretty satisfactory control scheme with A hotas and rudder pedals. It cannae be easy without, having to sometimes input 3 analouge inputs to achieve some coordinated moves with the excavator in particular.Robolife-Days with Aino

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I would reccomend this if you enjoy “operating” heavy equipment That’s perhaps a little unfair of us, though. This is an impressive off-road simulation title that, while on the surface may appear dull as dishwater, is surprisingly compelling. As we said, the basic objective in the main game is to traverse treacherous terrain in heavy duty vehicles, delivering timber from A to B. It sounds like a simple enough task, but there are a number of factors working against you. One of them is the brilliant physics simulation at the heart of Mudrunner. The trucks are slow, heavy things with a convincing weight and realistic suspension that reacts as you’d expect to the conditions at hand. Equally, the mud and water react dynamically to your vehicle as you drive. Deep tracks are carved in the muck as you push through, your tires clogging with earth and slipping in the increasingly poor conditions. Water displaces realistically and washes the mud from your wheels. Rivers have currents that can force you off course or tip you over if you’re not careful.

All machines can be painted and outfitted with all kinds of lights and stuff.

You also need to be aware of fuel consumption and damage. In most of the trucks, you can enable drive to all wheels and differential lock to help you get through the worst roads and bodies of water, but doing so uses up significantly more fuel. There are always one or two stations at which you can top up your tank, but they might be out of your way, so you need to manage your fuel sensibly. Damage is a more obvious metric, but it doesn’t take much before you’re in trouble. Unfortunately, control is the game’s main issue. Whether by design or not, the vehicles have sluggish steering, require a deft hand to drive, and are all too easy to oversteer into danger. If you do find yourself stuck in the mud or in need of repair, you can switch to a different vehicle and come to your own aid. At garages you can install various attachments to your vehicle, such as a fuel cistern or a utility trailer, with which you can refuel or repair your previous truck. All vehicles have a winch too, so you can haul yourself out of nasty scenarios. Carrying out these actions can be quite fiddly, as the UI was clearly built with a mouse and keyboard in mind, but options have been mapped to the DualShock about as well as can be expected.

Most sticky situations can be avoided with enough planning, however. The sandbox maps are fairly large, and there are many different routes you can take to complete your drive. We tried to stick to the roads as much as possible, but there are no doubt much faster paths to be discovered. There’s good reason to explore environments fully, too – watchpoints uncover blacked out areas of the map, and there are vehicles and garages to unlock, which can make things easier in the long run. Milling around in these dangerous but dreary locations can be a bit of a drag on your own, though, especially as it can take a very long time to make meaningful progress. Fortunately, four-player online co-op is included, which is probably the best way to play Mudrunner. With you and a few friends, or even strangers, working together – delivering lumber, refueling each other, uncovering the map etc – it can be a lot of fun, and can bring some much needed levity to an otherwise straight-faced game. Smartly, multiplayer games can be saved in the same way as single player, and you can pick up where you all left off, regardless of the number of players.

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The challenge mode offers smaller, more focused objectives, ranging from navigating a jeep along a steep mountain path to picking up logs from village houses using a vehicle-mounted crane. These can be very tricky, particularly if you want to earn all the stars for completing the optional side-objectives as well. It’s a nice addition that helps to break up the action. If none of this sounds particularly exciting, this may not be a game for you. This is a slowly-paced, at times boring, experience, but as we’ve already mentioned, there is something satisfying about seeing a drive through to its conclusion and overcoming perilous situations to get the job done. It’s a hard sell, but especially in multiplayer, Mudrunner can provide a more entertaining time than you might suspect. Game is very Buggy. Took almost 9 hours to even get half way close to figuring the game play out, Game kept crashing every 30-45 minutes and you have to restart all over. Cant run in game vehicles without it crashing. This game should never had been released with any problems like what people are having. Steam should pull this game until devs figure out how to fix it, even then I wouldn’t buy it again for the lack of help. Savage Lands

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