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• There are miles of highways to conquer and cities and towns to reach as he becomes the greatest trucker on the highways.
• RignRoll is a sequel to the famous Hard Truck series.
• This time the game world is true-to-life.
• Gamers can race high-powered Semis along thousands miles of real Californian roads, visiting San-Francisco to San Diego, San Jose to Los Angeles.
• RignRoll delivers players the ultimate truck driving experience with authentic models of trucks and their interiors, completely new physics and astonishing 3D graphics among numerous features.

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Players will step into the shoes of a young man in the year 2014 as he arrives in California to pursue his dreams of road domination and capture the Californian cargo transportation market.

List Price: $ 34.99 Price: $ 15.23

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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful Could of been a hit!, August 19, 2010 By  Mike "Movie Buff" (Long Island, NY) - See all my reviews    = Fun:  This review is from: Rig and Roll (DVD-ROM) After many years in development and missed release dates, Rig n Roll was finally released. With a passing interest in truck driving, tycoon genre, and/or simulation, 18 Wheels of Steel fans (who might be disappointed with the way Extreme Trucking direction went and for those looking for something more than American Long Haul) may see this as a challenge to the truck driving sims namely the 18 Wheels of Steel franchise. It's a different take on a business sim/trucking game. I was a fan of all the 18 Wheels of Steels games with the exception of Extreme truckers ( because of its new direction which I didn't like) and Big City Rigs which was just god-awful! Rig n Roll was billed as a truck driving sim tycoon game taking place only in the state of California with one city in Nevada. You are a truck driver for a company that you own. You choose what to haul as there are different types of goods ranging from fruit to cars. You start off with a basic rig that you can upgrade. At your company, you can also tradein your truck for a much better one. For the most part, all of this takes place in California. On a side note, it looks like Las Vegas (in Nevada) might be added in the Fall as some billboards on the freeways are hinting. The Rignroll, website still hasn't been updated since the game was released. This drives me insane as I would like to know if there are any updates and possible add-ons. You have to dig to find out that Las Vegas is in the works but no release date has been set. The graphics look very nice.The billboards look nice and realistic as do the roads also. You even have to play a toll at the Bay Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge; nice touch! I think I read when this game was in development, the game designers/developers went to California and mapped out the roads and drew the scenery. The developers of Wildlife Park 2 did the same thing (obviously at a zoo instead). Very nice! There is an interesting storyline in RignRoll with some interesting twists and turns. I won't divulge on it because I don't want to spoil it! The graphics are very nice. I would say, better than the 18 WoS franchise. The streets, freeways, interstates look good. The map is not a good tool as it's not helpful (not useless, just not helpful. In 18 WoS; the map was terrific.In RnR, I found myself on dead ends which the map never hinted to. The same issue in 18 WoS Haulin and American Long Haul persists in Rig n Roll; empty cities with no people. There is a glaring omission in RnR. I cannot understand, comprehend, or understand why! WHERE ARE THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS? A game with nice graphics and designers who drive around California to map out the land, you would expect the traffic lights (as well as different types/shapes). I couldn't believe it. This makes for interesting intersections. No stop signs either. The rigs are nice and lifelike. A nice touch is when you go to a gas station (press enter when there) you get out of your rig and pump (as well as use a slider to either fill it up or as much as you want). The downside is that you have no control of your character, it's automatic. You can customize your rig (paint, engine, brakes, wheels, etc. The only place to accept a job is in the warehouse. Your company must have a contract with the warehouse you are at, or else you can't start a job such as hauling a harvester, rocket fuel etc. Some jobs involves you being in a race to a designated city (warehouse). Usually it's against 4 other rigs (the AI). When you reach the border (fence) of a warehouses, it is automated (very disappointing to see). You watch the rig (with or without cargo) automatically be driven into the warehouse and a crane automatically unhooks your load. Why can't I drive in the warehouse, perhaps get out, and use a crane to unhook my load? When you pick your job, the load is automatically placed on your rig and you are automatically driven out. You have to be careful, because when you reach the boundary of the warehouse you are on your own and sometimes if you aren't paying attention you could quickly crash. By the way, if you crash, there are nice visuals of your rig taking damage. Your rig looks hurt! Also, why in the world is there a key for, unhooking or hooking your load? You don't even get to attach (or detach) it to your rig. If you crash and your trailer falls off, that's one reason. Also, from time to time, you might get a phone call asking you to pick up a trailer. On your jobs screen, it does tell you how to get to your destination. The traffic is nice. Strange that California is known for it's traffic, yet it seems very quiet in the game, no matter what time of the day that it is. To get the true California traffic, you need to move the traffic slider all the way right (yes there is a slider for traffic in the menu. The day/night timing is a nice touch. The police are weird. If you commit a infraction, it seems like the police always try to run you off the road,... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink  Comments (3) 7 of 8 people found the following review helpful Very Disappointing, May 29, 2010 By  Mike "Movie Buff" (Long Island, NY) - See all my reviews    = Fun:  Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: RignRoll [Download] (Software Download) After many years in development and missed release dates, Rig n Roll is finally released. Not as a boxed version, but as a download. With a passing interest in truck driving, tycoon genre, simulation, 18 Wheels of Steel fans may see this as a challenge to the truck driving sims namely the 18 Wheels of Steel franchise. I was a fan of all the 18 Wheels of Steels games with the exception of Extreme truckers. Big City Rigs was god-aweful! Rig n Roll was billed as a truck driving sim tycoon type of game. You are a truck driver for a company in which you haul different types of goods ranging from fruit to cars. You start off with a basic rig and work your way up the ladder. All of this takes place in California. On a side note, it looks like Las Vegas (in Nevada) might be added in the Fall as some billboards on the freeways are hinting. The graphics are pretty nice. The streets, freeways, interstates look good. The map is not a good tool. unlike in 18 WoS, it's not helpful. I found myself on dead ends which the map never hinted to. The same issue in 18 WoS Haulin and American Long Haul persists in Rig n Roll; empty cities with no people. Where are the traffic lights??? The rigs are nice and lifelike. The only place to accept a job is in the warehouse. You have a limited amount of jobs unlike in the 18 WoS series. Some jobs involves being in a race to a designated city (warehouse). When you reach the warehouses, at the boundary line, it is automated (very disappointing to see). You watch the rig (with or without cargo) automatically be driven into the warehouse and a crane automatically unhooks your load. Why can't I drive in the warehouse, perhaps get out, and use a crane to unhook my load? When you pick your job, the load is automatically placed on your rig and you are automatically driven out. You have to be careful, because when you reach the boundary of the warehouse you are on your own and sometimes if you aren't paying attention you could quickly crash. By the way, if you crash, there are nice visuals of your rig taking damage. Your rig looks hurt! Also, why in the world is there a key for, unhooking or hooking your load? You don't even get to attach (or detach) it to your rig. The traffic is nice. Strange that California is known for it's traffic, yet it seems very quiet in the game, no matter what time of the day that it is. The day/night timing is a nice touch. The police, is weird. If you commit a infraction, it seems like the police always try to run you off the road, however, if you slow down, you get pulled over and arrested....always. All and all, this is a very disappointing game. For please, I'm begging you to save your money. I was able to get this, for on Amazon last week. It's best to try the demo first! Then, you will realize that you should go back to 18 WoS: Haulin (or American Long Haul for those who don't have Haulin). I prefer Haulin. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink  Comments (5) 5 of 7 people found the following review helpful good game to much hype, November 13, 2010 By  Brandon J. Wells - See all my reviews = Fun:  Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Rig and Roll (DVD-ROM) I waited for this game for a year. It is great that someone would make a game aboud a specific place not the whole country. I live in califorina, so i can tell what the similarities are. Most are good. The graphics are good. The gameplay is bad. Their is almost no skill involved in this game. No backing ure load up, tickets are given out too much, and the story line is spotty. After a long time in development the game is finally out. I thought it would be better than 18 wos series, but saddley i was wrong. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink  Comment (1)

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