The simple jobs can provide quick funds while the more complex work is where the action is. The jobs range from simple dig or transport jobs, all the way up to building houses and other structures. As you purchase new vehicles, more complex jobs will become available. It also takes some time to build up funds needed for each one, meaning you’ll spend a lot of time wanting. There isn’t an overly large fleet of vehicles to start with, but there are plenty of different styles of work trucks that keep things fresh. For example, piling up dirt with a backhoe can cause obstructions if you don’t spread it evenly as you dig. There are plenty of work tasks that take some thought to complete. That doesn’t mean that everything is simplified, however. The game makes it very simple to change between driving and work functions, and gives a lot of shortcuts that make more minute movements much easier to complete. Each of these different vehicles serves a work function, and you operate them in both driving and working conditions. The game is simple: take jobs from surrounding businesses and homes via contracts, and use your fleet of trucks and machines to get the jobs done. To start, you create a character who runs your business, and go into a partnership with a local company who provides you with work space. There is a lot to work with, but a lot to be worked on as well. The game provides an overall fun experience that also tends to frustrate and annoy, mostly due to poor angles and animations. If only all of the poor elements could be removed, the job would be a fun experience.Ĭonstruction Simulator 2 eliminates the noise and the smells and the pains of construction work, and leaves behind just the process and the satisfaction of a job well done.
Despite all of this, working construction can also be very fulfilling and rewarding. Not only that, but the down times are spent in hot warehouses with a gang of roughneck idiots or in fart-filled company trucks with racist loudmouths. It is hard, grueling work that demands total physical commitment and full spatial awareness to avoid injury and do your job well.
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