このゲームの目的は、端的にいうと丸太をマップ上の数箇所に運ぶ。ただそれだけのゲームです。

上記のとおり、ゲームとしては非常にシンプルなのですが、ロシアの厳しい自然を舞台としたマップを、屈強なロシア製トラック（軍用も有）に乗り、泥まみれになってスタックしたり、運転席が隠れそうなほどの水深の川や湖を渡ったり、時には装備しているウインチを使用して泥沼から這い出たり方向転換しながら目的地に向かいます。ちなみにスピードは、下り坂を使用しても大して出ません。（速度計すら無い）
スタックした場合には、いつでも他のトラックに乗り移ることが可能なので、走破性の良い他のトラックで引っ張ってレスキューすることが可能です。また、故障・燃料切れの際にも、他のトラックに装備を整えて同様にレスキューに行くことが可能です。
ここでちょっとだけアドバイス、表示はされているけど欲しい装備を装着できないときは、現在の装備を外してください。そうすると選べるようになります。あと、トレーラーは対応する荷台を装着しないと選べません。

このゲームの他にも、オフロードやトラックをテーマとしたゲーム・シミュレーターは有りますが、このゲームの様に判断を誤れば直ぐにスタックしてしまうような本格的なオフロードを、しかもトラックで走行するものは非常に珍しいと思います。

オフロード、トラック、ウインチ、クレーン、泥んこ、シベリア、シミュレーション、厳しい大自然、マイペース、どれかピンと来るものが有ったらオススメです。

また、動画サイトで "RUSSIAN TRUCK"で検索すれば、このゲームのテーマとなった屈強なロシアン・トラックたちを見ることができるでしょう。

I no longer recommend this game to anyone due to two reasons, the developer released a non finished game and the developer seems to lack all interest in continuing to support the game. Its' been almost 5 months since release and the developer is just starting to send out fixes and new features. The so called "patch" that was released yesterday "10/27/14" was supposed to fix vehicle flying, rock physics, and damage calculations. Nothing was "fixed" correctly. Rocks now have little to no gravity and vehicles still fly. Damage calculations was just reduced by a small margin. Vehicles will still get damaged when bottoming out. Multiplayer chat is now broken and the "Supports all steering wheels" is a farse. Only major steering wheels seem to work like the g27. You can't even rebind the steering wheel controls.

I'm not stopping anyone from buying the game. Just keep in mind that if you do buy the game, make sure you know that the developers are extremely slow at providing updates and they push out broken patches that require another 2-3 "hotfixes".

The only reason I do say "buy the game" is because that SpinTires is the only decent mudding / offroad game on the market right now. You probally won't see another offroading game in awhile. The physics are quite realistic and the vehicles are fun to drive. The game does provide a decent challenge on "hardcore" mode. You can expect to get roughly 60 hours of gameplay from both normal and hardcore mode.

Good idea and platform, but it's not even close to $30.00 worth of content, it has 7 different trucks (though 2 are pretty much useless) 5 maps, no single player career (it doesnt even save your progress inbetween maps), no mod support and no steering wheel support. The Dev's are dishonest and string people along and just use the same excuses "we're a small team it takes a while" "we are really busy everyone is working their ♥♥♥ off" "our only programmer is on vacation for a month" and than get their shills to repeat the same thing, ignoring the fact that these were things THEY promised us in a few weeks not 3 or 4 months. When the game came out they promised major updates with in the following few weeks, a few months later the list has gotten smaller and it keeps getting pushed back. My biggest hope for this game is that Ovee gets bought out and some one who has their s*** together starts managing this project because it has huge potential but it seems to take them for ever to impliment the biggest changes. By late 2015 early 2016 this should be an amazing game, till than don't hold your breath.

300hrs playing its a great game fun to play with new players and help them out

hope to have soon

New maps
Map editor
Steam Workshop
More Trucks
A Map editor
just would be nice to make your own maps

but with out them things its a really good game
if i had the money i would buy a few more copys
for my kids so we can play the game together

Most People when they look at buying SpinTires look at its 30$ price tag and think "is it worth it"

I know there are bugs still and some framerate hiccups whe you park a lage amount of vechicles in one area and another bug would be when 2 light sorces in one area it will make the only area you can see is where youre headlights are ... granted you dont need them to see at night anyways as well the long log cart can sometimes have a tire bug out and go underground this has only ever happened when at the garage area attaching it.

now im done with the bugs The gameplay can be grindy at times but other times you will ither be frustarated or flying to the finish with a grin the game is designed to be a challenge so it can get frusarating when you flip over your biggest truck or you could have a clear run with no hiccups and be like "yea its done" but the best runs are where youre going in blind and juding the landscape before action and creating a struggle within the game to get to the objective without fliping or breaking your truck as well as making sure you have enough fuel for your ventures on those runs you will be smileing because you overcame a challenge not because it was a uneventful jouny.

Graphics are asstounding the mud and vechicle deformation is the best ive seen the only other games ive seen that goes into this level is Beam NG Drive ( same devepoers of Rigs of Rods) , Next Car Game , Rigs Of Rods , of course these games are damaged based this one is mud based and the damage physics on the trucks seems to not be affectid by what you hit where you it it unlike the games i listed

Multiplayer- the multiplayer within SpinTires is local host so you can have up to 4 people in one game session there are some sync bugs that have yet to be patched but this feture can speed up game sessions and help new people to the game learn how to react to there inviroment accordingly and of course play with youre friends / pals

in my own opinion this game is worth the 30$ price tag if you intend on playing it for a while and if you like challenge as well as acheivement hunting some aheavements are a challenge in themself as well as this the game Supports modding which extends its playability and can even bring to light more styles of gameplay one being to poencially build bridges of all kinds when it comes to getting across a river or vally

Totally recomend this game. was hilarious when my friend said he knew what he was doing in the mud, then got the MAZ7310 8x8 STUCK IN A DITCH... never played a vehicle based game with so much detail to the world and physics. if you get kinda bored after beating all the maps go to Spintires.nl FOR BEST MODS EVER. everything from front-end loaders to Brute-F350 and everything in the midle. even gta vice city on pc with mods not this fun lol

TL/DR below: Getting-stuck-in-the-mud simulator. 8.5/10

In some ways this game may not be considered "complete" - but the important question for me is this: is it fun? (Is it worth my $30?) My experience thus far has yielded a definite "yes." The only "objective" is to pick up logs on one side of the map, and deliver them to another. Sounds simple, doesn't it? Even on "casual" mode - this is far more challenging than I thought, and in the best possible way. If you enjoy carefully navigating heavy vehicles through terrain they have little to no business being on, this game is for you.

More specifically:

Vehicles: There are a decent variety, and each has a different feel and driving style. By default, each has different equipment that serves a different function, though many are customizable and each to a different degree. Mainly, there is the cargo function, and support functions. Get your favorite truck stuck in the mud or flip it over making a bad turn? Whip out the heavy slow one and wench it out! Smash it into a boulder? Bring in the repair vehicle. Run out of fuel? There's a tanker for that. Just feel like exploring in something faster? Go find the little jeep thing stuck in the woods.

Driving Mechanic: Weight plays a huge role in the feel of driving, and once your vehicle is loaded-up, every few yards of movement become a strategic series of decisions. Should I brave that pile of large rocks or try wading through that pool of uncertain depth? Is your vehicle sure-footed on 8 wheels but slow as father time - or is it fast as a rabbit but top-heavy like a bobbing-bird? Seriously - getting stuck in the mud has never been this fun. The driving feels mostly realistic - certainly enough to suspend my disbelief, and make me feel like I'm really piloting many tons of metal, rubber, and wood through a slimy river-bed.

Graphics / Physics: This is a beautiful game. Muddy, swampy, sloshy, beautiful. Not only is the level of graphical detail very impressive, but the physics and voxel deformation match it in kind. Tires smoosh under the weight of cargo and deform over rocks. Mud squishes out of the way of your tires and splatters all over your cabin in higly convincing fashion - and it even slowly dries over time. Water reacts absurdly well to disturbance and current - this might be the most convincing 3d water I've ever seen in a game. It isn't perfect - but it's still the best I've ever seen. As mentioned above, the driving and physics thereof are not perfect, but they are better than most when it comes to off-road - and I've never played a game before this one that accurately portrays the feeling of getting bogged-down in wet river-mud. Seriously. This is very convincing gloopyness, and the splatter of mud and splash of water are of higher quality than you're likely to see anywhere else.

Gameplay: This is really all about the experience of driving these machines in this environment - that is: big heavy trucks over packed-dirt, wet grass, rivers and puddles, and of course - mud. Lots of mud. There is an objective in each map, and near as I can tell it's always the same - but as I said, that doesn't make it a simple task. There are also "cloaking points" - which are basically an alternative to "fog of war" that obscure the map, as well as garages and vehicles to discover - and in hardcore mode - to repair, refuel, and reclaim. Each map is hours of fun.

That said - my one gripe on the current version of this game is that starting a different map will overwrite the save from another - so until you finish a map, it's best to stick with the one, as you can continue after quitting the game. However, the developers have explicitly stated this will change in the next update - so hey! If this sounds like a dealbreaker to an otherwise awesome experience, put this on your wishlist and check back later. You might want to check the free tech-demo on their website to get an idea what this is like - that's what I did. I bought the game at full price, and I am not at all disappointed - $30 very well spent, in my opinon. The technology in the full game has been pushed a lot farther: every aspect feels better, more polished, and more realistic - but the demo will at least give you a feel for whether you will enjoy this style of driving or not.

An incredible Game!....If your not playing in 3D Vision, then your seriously missing out on a "Superb" immersive experience! Yes, the game needs more, more options, more content, more machinery, and more fixes! I hope that this is only the beginning, and they create it all, the game is wayyyyy too good to not do all this....It would be a massive shame to call it finished! I commend all those in the creation of "SpinTires" very impressive!

In this review I am to write on my personal opinion on what makes Spin tires a good game however also mention key points which need improving.

Positives.

. Most realistic off road game there is currently.
. The graphics are beatiful and the fact you can alter the terain is stunning.
. The game runs well on lower spec PC's.
. Multiplayer gameplay is very enjoyable and awarding at the same time.
. Map designs are fantastic.
. The crane system at first is very confusing however once you get the hang of it, it's very enjoyable experience.
. Sounds are very realistic and fantastic.

Negatives.

. There are glitches in the game which I have personally experienced, theses range from missing one of my rear dulley wheels, managing to flip over the biggest and heaviest truck in the game while towing one of the smaller trucks, and lastly having my medium load come off my trailer however didn't break down and was stuck to my trailer, which In the end I had to get another trailer. Will note theses are rare occurrences and I have only experienced theses issues once.
. The fact you can not load your fellow online players or friends with logs via the crane due to the logs being clicent based and not sever based.
. Online games seem to have alot of leavers when games are starting.
. Must have a good internet connect to host severs or objectives will not count.
. Feels that the game isn't quite finished yet.

Worthy mentions.

. Having more content and maps in the game.
. Having a more advance weather system, rain, snow, thunder and lighting.
. Seems that the dev team seem to be slow on updates and news.
. Some haps have certainly similarities example some roads and off road tracks but most maps do make up for this.
. There is an modding scene however I havn't experienced so I can not make a comment however what I have heard it's ment to be amazing. All I know if you mod your game you can not go on to muliplayer for the time being.
. Camera view takes some time to get use to but expecting updates for this in the near future.

Summary.

Overal I think the game is an very enjoyable experience and since currently it's the only game type of this kind I would say give it a try, however knowing that there are still issues and the lack of content might put a few people off, however even if you are not a fan of driving simulators which might change your opinion. A must is if you know or can get friends to buy this game aswell it will totally transform the game and lead to many hours of enjoyment. If you are still not sure wheather or not you want to purchase Spin tires I would highly reccomend spending a few moments on youtube of game play and possiblely modding if that floats your boat.

Excellent game, one of the best simulators I have ever played. Physics are realistic, terrain deformation is fantastic and you have a big variety of different vehicles to choose from. The biggest minus is the camera, you will often find it difficult to see what's ahead of you, but hopefully this will be improved in the future. Other than that, it is a great and fun game to play with your friends.

I had high hopes for this because the tech demo was briliant and supported mods. I probably have more time playing the tech demo than the full release because it doesn't support mods. The developers first said that mods were gonna be supported at release, didn't happen. Then they said it should be an update in 2 weeks that is gonna add support, didn't happen. Now 5 months after release they say there is an update comming, hmm...should I thrust them? I'll believe it when I see it ;)

It's a relaxing game compared to the average game, but not because it's boring. There is a lot of judging the road ahead, trying to spot the areas to avoid so you don't ditch or spill the load, winching yourself out of mud and holes, winching another truck out, examining the map, etc, etc. You have to be relaxed or you will just get nowhere.
The best part for me is just how immersive it all is. The truck models are top notch, the environment is thick and rich, and the way the mud squishes and deepens and exposes boulders is something I've never seen before... very realistic. And the physics and vehicle behavior all feel right; I mean, considering it's a video game. When it's night and you're alone on some muck-filled, forest path with crickets chirring and you're unsure where you might be, the sound of your mighty diesel is a very welcome thing.
It takes a little while to get used to the game; especially the camera. Until you get used to that and a few other game controls, it's aggravating. I am glad I didn't give up on it and have been very happy with Spin Tires.

Oddly satisfying to play this game of patience. Camera takes a while to get used to, but overall a decent game to play solo or with a party. Multiplayer lobbies are somewhat dead, but when you do find one, everyone tends to stick around for a round.

THIS GAME IS NOT MADE BY A BIG COMPANY LIKE MOST SO IT WILL NOT BE UPDATED AS QUICKLY!

There have been many reviews saying "meh i hate this game i wish i never bought it. Its so slow to get updated" and i want to say different. This game is awsome!

The physiscs engine was made by ONE MAN! And its one of the best driveing simulator engines around.
Yes its not updated often but what do you expect its a small team that is makeing the game who are trying their best to get new stuff in the game in a perfected state.
Soon there will be a new camera that will be better and steering weel support for those that complain that there is none.

To end this i would like to say to those gits who dont realise how small the makers of this game are YOU ARE IDIOTS DO SOME RESARCH!

I love this game and want to see it improve slowly but perfectly.
I also wish the team good luck.

Don't waste your time or money. Another cash grab after the initial release. Just my opinion for sure but little to no quality additions since purchase. Lots of promises though.

For the first few hours the game is fun , But it gets old really fast 3rd person camera angle suck no in cab camera. Vehicles that you unlock are pretty much the same as the ones you start out with.

Trucks, wilderness, mud, soviet union. What's not to love? You will enjoy this game unless you're a wussy.

P.S. Play this with Red Army Chorus in the background for full on bolshevik struggle feel.

The first half hour spent with the game will be riddled with intensive cursing, then you will begin to feel that the differential lock should be on 90% of the time, and when even that wouldn't help, you still can turn on all-wheel driving which will pull you out from almost any situation. At least in casual mode. Anyway, be careful and approach larger bodies of water slowly, because they tend to be deep enough to stall the engine.

The game is worth its price, the trucks behave realistically in the deep mud (at least for me, who never experienced deeper than my shoes), but I have to mention one thing: camera handling. That's plain terrible. It's sliding from one side of the truck to the other, and you bet that the truck itself will cover half of your monitor any given time, and you can't see where you are going. But don't let that keep away from this title.

Complete waste of money. The physics are HORRIBLE. Soild looking ground turns out to be a mud pit that a military class 6 wheeler gets stuck in while in all wheel drive. SOO bad

Hi I love 4WDing and this game is awesome good job on 1st of a kind too. (First a big THANKYOU to the developers for making it). I do have a couple of ideas i think might be cool. It could be more realistic if u could see out of the cabs of vehicles of course u couldn't use it all the time i know like though water etc. Maybe some other terrain like (Snow,Sand,and if u have heard of Bull-dust) now that's a nightmare. Maybe some seasons or Rain etc. to make it harder at times it is a bit to easy some times. Races round the map for mp. of course a couple more vehicles would be cool maybe a tractor or a light atv. I have played hrs upon hrs off it and love it looking forward to see were u can take it from here and thx agn.