Truck Loads Simulator 3D

This sim splits into two phases that most haulage games skip past: you arrange the load, then you drive with the consequences. Cargo placed high or to one side raises the centre of gravity or unbalances it laterally, and that arrangement is fixed once you start moving — so a lot of the outcome is decided in the yard before the first corner. That makes the loading phase the more interesting decision. A low, centred, symmetrical load drives easily; a tall or lopsided one turns every corner into a stability problem. Players who rush the loading to get to the driving usually create the difficulty they then struggle with.

This title is best suited to players who like that how they prepare the load determines how the truck drives.

1. In the loading phase, keep the cargo low, centred, and laterally balanced.
2. Treat loading as the decisive phase — the arrangement is locked once you drive off.
3. Drive to the load you built: a tall or uneven one needs slower corners.
4. Brake and turn gently in proportion to how compromised your load is.

• Drag to place cargo during loading
• Arrow keys or WASD to drive

Objectives

• Arrange a stable load and deliver it intact
• Complete the route within the allowance

The run ends or fails when

• Rolling from a high or unbalanced load
• Losing cargo secured poorly during loading
• Missing the delivery time

• A distinct loading phase that sets the vehicle balance
• Fixed cargo arrangement affecting centre of gravity for the whole route
• Load balance influencing cornering and braking limits
• Delivery scored on both time and cargo condition

• Win the level in the yard. A low, symmetrical load makes the drive almost trivial.
• Height is the enemy. Spread cargo wide and flat rather than stacking it.
• If a load came out lopsided, do not fight it on the road — drive to its limits instead.

No published comments yet.