Construction Simulator

Construction Simulator is a relaunch of the series about steering machines on construction sites. It was developed by weltenbauer studio, which, when creating the levels in the game, was inspired by locations from the United States and Germany.

Game mechanics

As the boss of a construction site, we steer the machines we choose, get the company new contracts and complete them within the time limit. The entire gameplay takes place on two fully open maps, where we complete the tasks assigned to us. While working, we have to adapt to the current weather conditions and time of day, as the game offers a dynamic day and night system.

We have more than 70 different machines at our disposal, from trucks to excavators to huge cranes. Their look and functionality have been based on equipment that exists in the real world: the developers have added 9 more to the licenses known from the previous parts, including those from Doosan, DAF and Cif, bringing their total number to 25. We have 90 different contracts to complete, in which we build both residential and commercial buildings, as well as roads and bridges, leaving a lasting mark on the depicted world. Depending on the vehicle, the position of the camera changes, so some of the work is done from the first person perspective, others from TPP, and still others from top-down. Most of the activities involve mapping out shapes traced on the ground, placing items in the right order in their places or transporting construction materials from the warehouse to the construction site.

As we complete more jobs, our company grows, allowing us to win more lucrative contracts, buy new equipment and hire new workers.

Game modes

We can play solo or with up to four players in co-op mode. The developers have provided for the possibility to play between users of both old and new generation consoles.

Technical aspects

Construction Simulator draws attention with its faithfully reproduced machines and conditions on the construction site. The game also offers an elaborate system of physics of the earth we dig through, faithfully reproducing its behavior under the influence of the actions of our equipment.