Posted December 16, 2015
hi all,
i would like to gather some games in which is player moving in real model of real cities if exist any.
i suppose the games would be more often such, there is somehow reasoned driving car in.. i dont know..
i like the idea of get oriented in remote city like when i traveled cris-cros over icelandian reykjavik on google streets.
but now i mean normal games, not frolic based on google maps. doesnt depend on age, graphics quality or gameplay fun potential. just games which use real city plan. better seen from steering wheel or from eyes than from above or izometric.
if you have some ideas, please leave your tips! heap of thanks to you!
edit 1: it can be bad unknown game or game did as driving school simulator or bus driver or just walking and sightseeing, old fps shooter mod ... whatever just playable on PC
edit 2: i found, that euro truck simulator reportedly contains real tracks trought europe. i suppose that more likely landscape and nature next to highway than at least bit of cities
i would like to gather some games in which is player moving in real model of real cities if exist any.
i suppose the games would be more often such, there is somehow reasoned driving car in.. i dont know..
i like the idea of get oriented in remote city like when i traveled cris-cros over icelandian reykjavik on google streets.
but now i mean normal games, not frolic based on google maps. doesnt depend on age, graphics quality or gameplay fun potential. just games which use real city plan. better seen from steering wheel or from eyes than from above or izometric.
if you have some ideas, please leave your tips! heap of thanks to you!
edit 1: it can be bad unknown game or game did as driving school simulator or bus driver or just walking and sightseeing, old fps shooter mod ... whatever just playable on PC
edit 2: i found, that euro truck simulator reportedly contains real tracks trought europe. i suppose that more likely landscape and nature next to highway than at least bit of cities
Post edited December 16, 2015 by flanner