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The Long Drive Free Download GAMESPACK.NET There are no invisible walls or unable to jump over small fences, or blinking red “wrong direction” signs on the hud. The car won’t need 10-20 liter fuel over just only a few hundred meters, with a full tank, you could go approximately 500 kilometers. If you see a distant big mountain, you can go there and if you are capable, you can climb it. If you don’t like where the mirrors are facing you can adjust them however you want or throw them away while driving at full speed. If you want to lean out of the car, or closer to the radio or near anything, you can. One of the weirdest genres to emerge on PC is the shitty old car simulator. I’m talking about games like Jalopy, Road to Guangdong, and My Summer Car, which see you exploring evocative locations in rusty, unreliable old automobiles that you have to periodically fix, flip over, or top up with fuel. And now you can add The Long Drive(opens in new tab) to that list, a bare-bones but strangely compelling Early Access driving sim set in a vast procedurally generated desert. It’s still in development, so there isn’t much to do but drive, but there’s something hypnotic about this endless, sandy wasteland. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

The Long Drive features a vast, open-world environment for players to explore, with a variety of landscapes and terrain to navigate.

Start a new game and you’ll find yourself in a garage, getting ready for your trip into the dunes. You can top up your gas tank and load the trunk with water, because you’re gonna need to stay hydrated in a forever desert. I like how this preparation stage gives you a sense of embarking on an exciting, dangerous road trip, although the controls are clumsy and the physics are kinda twitchy at the moment. I keep idiotically dropping stuff or accidentally pulling the doors off my car. But the game’s survival systems aren’t fully in place yet, so a lot of this is just role-playing at the moment anyway. Luckily, I don’t care about survival: I just wanna drive long distances in silence. One of my favourite things to do in open world games is grab a car and aimlessly drive around the map enjoying the scenery. I have a couple of hundred hours logged in various truck simulators for the same reason. Have you ever felt like getting in your car and just… driving? Without a destination, not looking at the clock? Well, you are not the only one. Long Drive is a post-apocalyptic survival driving game in which you get to drive through an endless desert, exploring and looking for vital supplies, and you should play it. It’s not new, but I feel like singing its well-deserved praises today, so strap in.

This is a road trip game in an almost infinite random generated desert.

I don’t know about you guys, but I love survival games. From Scum and Rust to Valheim, I just find it a thrilling experience to scour abandoned gas stations to fill up on gas and groceries, enter water towers to gather water, or raid random garages for car parts. That’s what the gameplay of The Long Drive consists of, mostly. You scavenge the post-apocalypse for items needed to upgrade or fix your car, to continue on the endless journey. You explore or you die, it is that simple. One of the things that makes this game interesting is how real the car mechanics are. Every car part has its role and all must be properly working in order for the car to run smoothly. In other games, you mostly just need to accelerate to get the car moving; in The Long Drive, you have to check the oil, the fuel tank, and the coolant before hopping into the car. Then, you actually have to release the handbrake and work with the manual shifts. It is more than a game, it feels like a driving simulator. Surviving the apocalypse will be even harder for those of you who can’t drive stick. Daardoa Switch NSP

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Now you might ask yourself what happens if you crash your car, due to your reckless driving or an unfortunate sequence of events. Well, a lot of things can happen. First of all, you can lose or heavily damage vital parts of the car. And guess what – you can’t progress with the game until you fix it up. Tune in, tune out You’d think that a game that’s basically an indie driving simulator would overlook the simple details, like the radio, but you’d be wrong. The Long Drive has the most amazing radio station system. You can lose yourself in the content, from odd debates to awesome songs which, by the way, are your mission to upload to the game’s folder. The radio voice acting is so good. At times I felt like I was actually listening to a live radio station. Have you ever felt like getting in your car and just… driving? Without a destination, not looking at the clock? Well, you are not the only one. Long Drive is a post-apocalyptic survival driving game in which you get to drive through an endless desert, exploring and looking for vital supplies, and you should play it. It’s not new, but I feel like singing its well-deserved praises today, so strap in.

The focus is on freedom, driving, exploration and immersion. It has minimal car maintenance and survival elements.

I don’t know about you guys, but I love survival games. From Scum and Rust to Valheim, I just find it a thrilling experience to scour abandoned gas stations to fill up on gas and groceries, enter water towers to gather water, or raid random garages for car parts. That’s what the gameplay of The Long Drive consists of, mostly. You scavenge the post-apocalypse for items needed to upgrade or fix your car, to continue on the endless journey. You explore or you die, it is that simple. One of the things that makes this game interesting is how real the car mechanics are. Every car part has its role and all must be properly working in order for the car to run smoothly. In other games, you mostly just need to accelerate to get the car moving; in The Long Drive, you have to check the oil, the fuel tank, and the coolant before hopping into the car. Then, you actually have to release the handbrake and work with the manual shifts. It is more than a game, it feels like a driving simulator. Surviving the apocalypse will be even harder for those of you who can’t drive stick. Daddy Daughter Love 

Players must manage their hunger, thirst, and fatigue while exploring the game’s environment. They must scavenge for resources, such as food and water, and find shelter to protect themselves from the game’s harsh weather conditions.

Now you might ask yourself what happens if you crash your car, due to your reckless driving or an unfortunate sequence of events. Well, a lot of things can happen. First of all, you can lose or heavily damage vital parts of the car. And guess what – you can’t progress with the game until you fix it up. Tune in, tune out You’d think that a game that’s basically an indie driving simulator would overlook the simple details, like the radio, but you’d be wrong. The Long Drive has the most amazing radio station system. You can lose yourself in the content, from odd debates to awesome songs which, by the way, are your mission to upload to the game’s folder. The radio voice acting is so good. At times I felt like I was actually listening to a live radio station. Have you ever felt like getting in your car and just… driving? Without a destination, not looking at the clock? Well, you are not the only one. Long Drive is a post-apocalyptic survival driving game in which you get to drive through an endless desert, exploring and looking for vital supplies, and you should play it. It’s not new, but I feel like singing its well-deserved praises today, so strap in. Now you might ask yourself what happens if you crash your car, due to your reckless driving or an unfortunate sequence of events. Well, a lot of things can happen. First of all, you can lose or heavily damage vital parts of the car. And guess what – you can’t progress with the game until you fix it up.

Infinite Desert, Freedom and Driving:

I don’t know about you guys, but I love survival games. From Scum and Rust to Valheim, I just find it a thrilling experience to scour abandoned gas stations to fill up on gas and groceries, enter water towers to gather water, or raid random garages for car parts. That’s what the gameplay of The Long Drive consists of, mostly. You scavenge the post-apocalypse for items needed to upgrade or fix your car, to continue on the endless journey. You explore or you die, it is that simple. One of the things that makes this game interesting is how real the car mechanics are. Every car part has its role and all must be properly working in order for the car to run smoothly. In other games, you mostly just need to accelerate to get the car moving; in The Long Drive, you have to check the oil, the fuel tank, and the coolant before hopping into the car. Then, you actually have to release the handbrake and work with the manual shifts. It is more than a game, it feels like a driving simulator. Surviving the apocalypse will be even harder for those of you who can’t drive stick. Dakar Desert Rally

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Now you might ask yourself what happens if you crash your car, due to your reckless driving or an unfortunate sequence of events. Well, a lot of things can happen. First of all, you can lose or heavily damage vital parts of the car. And guess what – you can’t progress with the game until you fix it up. Tune in, tune out You’d think that a game that’s basically an indie driving simulator would overlook the simple details, like the radio, but you’d be wrong. The Long Drive has the most amazing radio station system. You can lose yourself in the content, from odd debates to awesome songs which, by the way, are your mission to upload to the game’s folder. The radio voice acting is so good. At times I felt like I was actually listening to a live radio station. Have you ever felt like getting in your car and just… driving? Without a destination, not looking at the clock? Well, you are not the only one. Long Drive is a post-apocalyptic survival driving game in which you get to drive through an endless desert, exploring and looking for vital supplies, and you should play it. It’s not new, but I feel like singing its well-deserved praises today, so strap in.

Drive to survive I don’t know about you guys, but I love survival games. From Scum and Rust to Valheim, I just find it a thrilling experience to scour abandoned gas stations to fill up on gas and groceries, enter water towers to gather water, or raid random garages for car parts. That’s what the gameplay of The Long Drive consists of, mostly. You scavenge the post-apocalypse for items needed to upgrade or fix your car, to continue on the endless journey. You explore or you die, it is that simple. One of the things that makes this game interesting is how real the car mechanics are. Every car part has its role and all must be properly working in order for the car to run smoothly. In other games, you mostly just need to accelerate to get the car moving; in The Long Drive, you have to check the oil, the fuel tank, and the coolant before hopping into the car. Then, you actually have to release the handbrake and work with the manual shifts. It is more than a game, it feels like a driving simulator. Surviving the apocalypse will be even harder for those of you who can’t drive stick.

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