If you’ve ever thought about being a driver for a rideshare company like Uber or Lyft, but didn’t want to deal with actual people, well, there’s some good news for you. Saber Interactive has announced a new taxi driving game called Rideshare “Stimulator”.
Developed by Unigine, Rideshare “Stimulator” will feature a “realistic driving experience in a city buzzing with life, featuring true-to-life traffic systems and unpredictable passengers, ensuring you never witness the same story twice.”
Build Your Own Rideshare Business
In Rideshare “Stimulator”, players will deal with exaggerated experiences that a real rideshare driver might encounter. Each ride you take presents you with “unique and unpredictable passenger stories”.
As you complete your pick-ups and drop-offs, you’ll work to grow your ridesharing business. The way you drive and the condition you keep your car will influence passengers when it comes to your rating, reviews, and the tips you receive.
Speaking of passengers, as mentioned, the game aims to bring you a variety of passenger stories. Some of the examples from the reveal trailer include people who think birds control the streetlights, are banned from aquariums, judgmental boomers, and more.
Other features of the game include dynamic real-world traffic, a living city featuring various immersive environments, detailed car controls, and vehicle maintenance.
Rideshare “Stimulator” is set to release later this year on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. An official release date will be announced later on.
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