You also have different types of truck at your disposal, which you can customize as you gain experience points with extras such as trailers, cranes, larger loads, and fuel tanks. It's very important to explore and see what's out there. Although you have a map to consult, it's not actually all that useful seeing as the game conceals parts of the terrain so that you don't know where to go. Spintires has five different terrains to play through, all around the same level of difficulty, but very different. Some of these monsters use up to 30 liters of fuel per minute! If you run out, you know what to do: call the fuel truck, of course. You also have to control the damage to the vehicle and the amount of gas you use. It's a lot of fun, especially when it takes over half an hour for the second truck to arrive. You may even end up getting both trucks stuck and having to use a third truck to pull them both out. If things get too difficult, you can always change vehicles and rescue the one that's stuck in the mud (you'll have to do this many times). Over time, you'll learn how to use the tow cable when you need it, and you can attach the cable to trees to help get you out of any nasty ditches you might get stuck in. You have to drive very carefully not to get stuck, using four-wheel drive and the differential lock properly. These trucks, however, require control so close to that of a real truck, that Spintires is one of the best simulators I've tried in a while.

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