Construction Simulator features an abundance of licensed machinery and two large maps for players to them on. Starting with a small company, players must complete contracts to earn more money and invest in new vehicles. These vehicles must be maintained and fueled while traveling across the maps and changing the cityscapes. Although the game does have a learning curve it is surprisingly accessible and jobs can be as simple or complicated as players prefer. However, while the vehicles are meticulously recreated the actual construction aspect can feel a little simplistic for veterans expecting an in-depth simulation experience.

Gameplay: With over 80 machines from familiar brands there’s plenty to experience in Construction Simulator. The game also features two huge maps with hefty campaigns to keep players busy.

Graphics: Some aspects, such as the meticulously recreated machinery look great, but things like the pedestrian animations are slightly less impressive.

Sound: Construction Simulator has a decent soundtrack and passable voice-acting, but it is the realistic sound effects that are most impressive