Recent reviews by Niinox

The game is great but it's not well optimized at all; nor are settings changes very useful. I had worse performance with DLSS on quality than with DLSS off. Make of that what you will.

Probably the best 'job' driving sim out there. I forgot about it for a while but after some time with a certain taxi simulator, Motor Town came back up. Jumping back in, it's been nice. And as someone who likes trucking servers from SAMP and Transport Tycoon on GTA5, this has been a great thing to jump into with added functional depth.

Like others, I seem to be the subject of random game hitches that last from 1/2 seconds. However that aside, it functions well and is a good port. I've been quite enjoying it. Sony's account-locking is garbage, and the fact 180 countries are unable to purchase/redeem is reprehensible (especially given single player, the VAST majority of this game, doesn't require it whatsoever). But Sucker Punch made a great game, and Nixxes did a nice job with the port (hitching issues notwithstanding).

Sony's taken back the storm they caused, and people will be able to play freely anew.

I've been enjoying the game. No performance issues (that I can personally speak to). Flying cars and previous AI traffic behavior has been...Bad. However I haven't seen any of them explicitly going nuts since the patch. There are some issues I take; lack of trackIR/VR/Tobii support. Issues of sensitivity curves with using a gamepad (as I can't well wheel without head tracking in some state). But I've been enjoying the game. It does what it offers; allowing you to drive taxis, build a business. Think of it as Euro Truck/American Truck in a 1:1 map. The physics are mostly okay (suspension can be quite springy, but that may also be due to playing on gamepad/keyboard alternating).

What I'd like to see in the future, once the bugs have been addressed for everybody:
-TrackIR/VR/Tobii support.
-Stability/sensitivity curves (and deadzones) for customizing steering.
-Functional taxi lights; the signs are currently non-illuminated, oversized, and pointless. In addition to this, flag-down fares.
-The ability to drive without a roof light; particularly given we have no actual flag-down fares as yet.
-More vehicles, the selection is good but the only sedan is a premium vehicle, as an example.
-Seeing staff out on the roads.
-Better staff management interface.
-Map expansions.

A monumental step down over the first game, functionally and visually. It's broke. They ain't fix it.

I was really hopeful this would eventually become a 3D OpenTTD. Unfortunately it doesn't really seem to be making much progress at all. I'm hopeful that changes, but trying not to get my expectations up.

I've only just finished the tutorial, but it's amazing to play with. No train sim has this sort of management/progression aspect to it, at least that I've played. It looks gorgeous, runs gorgeous, and with time will be one of the greats. I'm very much enjoying running around doing everything in first person and feeling the sense of speed you get even at 30mph in a wooden box on wheels. Not to mention there's AI functionality to automate extra workhorses on your railroad (YOUR railroad. You are the company owner, you build the company). Can't wait to see what comes in the future, but I'm already loving it.

DeadOS is a zombie outbreak simulator. You can take control of individual people, but overall it's something you set the parameters on, and watch happen. It does this quite well, and is consistently improving. I'm hopeful for the continued stream of updates. Even if this isn't a mainstream seller, it's more than worth what you pay.

Never finished, nowhere near parity with the original source game.