Get on the road with our Driving Simulator review

Driving Simulator is the predecessor of Tow Truck Simulator, running in the same engine it is clear from the start how similar the two games are; most importantly you have the ability to shape your experience, to turn on or off functions such as the track assistant, automatic transmission, cruise control, and most importantly, turning off traffic rules, as damage does not play a part in Driving Simulator there is no option for this, however you are able to recover your car if you hit some collision issues and are unable to move, however in Driving Simulator I had hardly any issues with this.

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