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Spintires
Developer(s)	Oovee Game Studios
Publisher(s)	Oovee Game Studios, IMGN
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows
Release	June 13, 2014
Genre(s)	Vehicle simulation
Mode(s)	Single-player Multiplayer

Spintires is a 2014 off-roading simulation video game by UK-based developer Oovee Game Studios.^[1] In Spintires, players take control of off-road vehicles and drive them through muddy off-road terrain to complete objectives. The game was released on June 13, 2014, and has since sold over one million copies. A spin-off game called MudRunner was released on October 30, 2017.^[2]

Gameplay[edit]

Spintires is an all-terrain simulation video game which tasks driving through muddy unpaved Russian roads in aging Soviet vehicles with nothing but a map and a compass. The aim of the game is to transport cargo to its destination without depleting resources (such as fuel) or damaging the vehicle. There is both a single-player and multiplayer mode.^[1]

The game takes into account several properties such as physics, mud, terrain deformation, as well as driving controls and a day/night cycle. Due to the challenging terrain, players must take all conditions into consideration and drive accordingly; for example, they cannot simply just press «forward» on their keyboard to drive straight.^[1]

Players can choose between casual and hardcore mode. In hardcore mode, fuel consumption is increased and routes the player charts on the map won’t be displayed as a guide on the road as they drive. The game’s camera is positioned outside the vehicle and can be moved around using the mouse; there is no in-car view.^[3]

Development[edit]

Development of the game was preceded by a demo game made by Pavel Zagrebelnyy for the 2009 Intel Level Up game development competition, where the game won the first prize in the ‘Best Multithreaded Game’ category and finished second in the ‘best game optimized for Intel graphics’ category.^[4][5]

The game initially raised $82,684 on Kickstarter in 2013.^[1] A few days following its release, Spintires briefly became the top-selling video game on the Steam platform,^[1] and a month after it still retained a position in the Steam Top 10, selling over 100,000 copies.^[6] In 2014, developer Zagrebelny alleged that Oovee took the money and cut off communication, which left him unable to update it. Oovee, however, has denied the allegations, saying Zagrebelnyy has been paid in full for the work he completed and that there is no breach of contract on the side of Oovee.^[7] Later, both Oovee and Zagrebelnyy attributed the dispute to «communications issues», and said that an eventual sequel to Spintires was a possibility.^[8]

In December 2015, Oovee opened up the game to its player base with Steam Workshop support, seeing the release of its truck and map editor. A news post on the Spintires Steam page by Oovee, suggested that Spintires was not over as many had suggested, and showed signs of further graphical improvements and additions to gameplay.^[9]

Throughout 2019, Spintires has received numerous updates including fixes, graphical enhancements and DLC.^[10]

Release and reception[edit]

Spintires was released on June 13, 2014, and had sold more than 100,000 copies by July.^[11] Spintires has received mixed reviews. Christian Donlan of Eurogamer placed Spintires onto the site’s «Games of 2014», writing, «Spintires can make a set-piece out of a puddle. Spintires can make precisely zero mph feel like knuckle-splintering stuff. Spintires is a roguelike in which you load the game up, roll a wheeled character, and see how far you can get on a single tank of gas», and that it was «ugly but beautiful, and fixated with the beauty of ugliness.»^[12]

Andy Kelly, for PC Gamer, scored Spintires 60/100, commending the game’s gameplay and variety of vehicles. However, he also found fault with the game’s limited scope and camera system, writing, «[…] as endearingly bizarre as I find Spintires, and as much as I admire the technology, I can’t say I really ever enjoyed it. There are moments of what I could loosely call excitement—like almost rolling over and spilling my load just metres from the delivery point, or thinking I was crossing a shallow pond only to become totally submersed in a river—but they’re few and far between. Mostly I just find myself swearing at mud.»^[3] James Cunningham in Hardcore Gamer praised the game, stating, «[…] Spintires is a game that wants people to play rather than work. The great outdoors is big and beautiful, and the maps have plenty of personality and memorable locations, but they’re also the enemy. The inviting gameplay and lovely scenery make it easy to underestimate what an unforgiving bastard the great outdoors can be, but it only takes getting irretrievably stuck a couple of times before that illusion gets shattered. After that it’s time to stomp the scenery flat with the biggest earth-gouging, fume belching trucks Spintires has to offer.»^[13]

Phil Hartup of New Statesman rated Spintires as the video game with the Best Visuals of 2014, claiming, «What I saw in Spintires was mud. The best mud I have ever seen in a game. I saw mud that splattered and squelched and I saw water that flowed around in the treads of the tyres of my truck and pooled in the mud furrows. I would stare at it, and not just because I was often hopelessly stuck. It might be a low key game about trucks and trees, but there are a lot that other games should learn from Spintires.»^[14]

Controversy[edit]

It was alleged by developer and publisher Oovee, that lead developer and original creator of the game, Pavel Zagrebelnyy, sabotaged the game code in retaliation for alleged financial misconduct by Oovee against the developer. Zagrebelnyy eventually cooperated with Oovee to fix game-breaking bugs, with both denying that the bugs were introduced deliberately.^[15][16] However in 2015, Zegrebelnyy started working at Saber Interactive, a former employer of his, to aid development of MudRunner^[17] and Oovee licensed the game to Saber Interactive.^[18]

See also[edit]

• SnowRunner, 2020 sequel to MudRunner

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official website

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Spintires
Developer(s)	Oovee Game Studios
Publisher(s)	Oovee Game Studios, IMGN
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows
Release	June 13, 2014
Genre(s)	Vehicle simulation
Mode(s)	Single-player Multiplayer

Spintires is a 2014 off-roading simulation video game by UK-based developer Oovee Game Studios.^[1] In Spintires, players take control of off-road vehicles and drive them through muddy off-road terrain to complete objectives. The game was released on June 13, 2014, and has since sold over one million copies. A spin-off game called MudRunner was released on October 30, 2017.^[2]

Gameplay[edit]

Spintires is an all-terrain simulation video game which tasks driving through muddy unpaved Russian roads in aging Soviet vehicles with nothing but a map and a compass. The aim of the game is to transport cargo to its destination without depleting resources (such as fuel) or damaging the vehicle. There is both a single-player and multiplayer mode.^[1]

The game takes into account several properties such as physics, mud, terrain deformation, as well as driving controls and a day/night cycle. Due to the challenging terrain, players must take all conditions into consideration and drive accordingly; for example, they cannot simply just press «forward» on their keyboard to drive straight.^[1]

Players can choose between casual and hardcore mode. In hardcore mode, fuel consumption is increased and routes the player charts on the map won’t be displayed as a guide on the road as they drive. The game’s camera is positioned outside the vehicle and can be moved around using the mouse; there is no in-car view.^[3]

Development[edit]

Development of the game was preceded by a demo game made by Pavel Zagrebelnyy for the 2009 Intel Level Up game development competition, where the game won the first prize in the ‘Best Multithreaded Game’ category and finished second in the ‘best game optimized for Intel graphics’ category.^[4][5]

The game initially raised $82,684 on Kickstarter in 2013.^[1] A few days following its release, Spintires briefly became the top-selling video game on the Steam platform,^[1] and a month after it still retained a position in the Steam Top 10, selling over 100,000 copies.^[6] In 2014, developer Zagrebelny alleged that Oovee took the money and cut off communication, which left him unable to update it. Oovee, however, has denied the allegations, saying Zagrebelnyy has been paid in full for the work he completed and that there is no breach of contract on the side of Oovee.^[7] Later, both Oovee and Zagrebelnyy attributed the dispute to «communications issues», and said that an eventual sequel to Spintires was a possibility.^[8]

In December 2015, Oovee opened up the game to its player base with Steam Workshop support, seeing the release of its truck and map editor. A news post on the Spintires Steam page by Oovee, suggested that Spintires was not over as many had suggested, and showed signs of further graphical improvements and additions to gameplay.^[9]

Throughout 2019, Spintires has received numerous updates including fixes, graphical enhancements and DLC.^[10]

Release and reception[edit]

Spintires was released on June 13, 2014, and had sold more than 100,000 copies by July.^[11] Spintires has received mixed reviews. Christian Donlan of Eurogamer placed Spintires onto the site’s «Games of 2014», writing, «Spintires can make a set-piece out of a puddle. Spintires can make precisely zero mph feel like knuckle-splintering stuff. Spintires is a roguelike in which you load the game up, roll a wheeled character, and see how far you can get on a single tank of gas», and that it was «ugly but beautiful, and fixated with the beauty of ugliness.»^[12]

Andy Kelly, for PC Gamer, scored Spintires 60/100, commending the game’s gameplay and variety of vehicles. However, he also found fault with the game’s limited scope and camera system, writing, «[…] as endearingly bizarre as I find Spintires, and as much as I admire the technology, I can’t say I really ever enjoyed it. There are moments of what I could loosely call excitement—like almost rolling over and spilling my load just metres from the delivery point, or thinking I was crossing a shallow pond only to become totally submersed in a river—but they’re few and far between. Mostly I just find myself swearing at mud.»^[3] James Cunningham in Hardcore Gamer praised the game, stating, «[…] Spintires is a game that wants people to play rather than work. The great outdoors is big and beautiful, and the maps have plenty of personality and memorable locations, but they’re also the enemy. The inviting gameplay and lovely scenery make it easy to underestimate what an unforgiving bastard the great outdoors can be, but it only takes getting irretrievably stuck a couple of times before that illusion gets shattered. After that it’s time to stomp the scenery flat with the biggest earth-gouging, fume belching trucks Spintires has to offer.»^[13]

Phil Hartup of New Statesman rated Spintires as the video game with the Best Visuals of 2014, claiming, «What I saw in Spintires was mud. The best mud I have ever seen in a game. I saw mud that splattered and squelched and I saw water that flowed around in the treads of the tyres of my truck and pooled in the mud furrows. I would stare at it, and not just because I was often hopelessly stuck. It might be a low key game about trucks and trees, but there are a lot that other games should learn from Spintires.»^[14]

Controversy[edit]

It was alleged by developer and publisher Oovee, that lead developer and original creator of the game, Pavel Zagrebelnyy, sabotaged the game code in retaliation for alleged financial misconduct by Oovee against the developer. Zagrebelnyy eventually cooperated with Oovee to fix game-breaking bugs, with both denying that the bugs were introduced deliberately.^[15][16] However in 2015, Zegrebelnyy started working at Saber Interactive, a former employer of his, to aid development of MudRunner^[17] and Oovee licensed the game to Saber Interactive.^[18]

See also[edit]

• SnowRunner, 2020 sequel to MudRunner

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official website

Spintires
SpinTires
Разработчик (и)	Oovee Games
Издатель (и)	Oovee Games, IMGN
Series	Spintires
Engine	Havok
Платформа (ы)	Microsoft Windows
Release	13 июня 2014 г.
Жанры	Моделирование транспорта
Режим (ы)	Одиночная игра. Многопользовательская игра

Spintires — это внедорожник видеоигра-симулятор от британского разработчика Oovee Games. В Spintires игроки берут под свой контроль внедорожники и водят их по грязной бездорожью для достижения целей. Игра была выпущена 13 июня 2014 года, и с тех пор было продано более миллиона копий. спин-офф игра под названием Spintires: MudRunner была выпущена 30 октября 2017 года.

Содержание

• 1 Геймплей
• 2 Разработка
• 3 Выпуск и прием
• 4 Противоречие
• 5 Источники
• 6 Внешние ссылки

Геймплей

Пример игрового процесса в Spintires.

Spintires — это видеоигра-симулятор повышенной проходимости, задача которой — движение по грязным грунтовым дорогам России в стареющих советских машинах, у которых нет ничего, кроме карты и компаса. Цель игры — доставить груз к месту назначения, не истощая ресурсы (например, топливо) и не повреждая автомобиль. Есть как однопользовательский, так и многопользовательский режим.

Игра учитывает несколько свойств, таких как физика, грязь, деформация местности, а также управление движением и дневной / ночной цикл. Из-за сложной местности игроки должны учитывать все условия и вести машину соответственно; например, они не могут просто нажать «вперед» на клавиатуре, чтобы ехать прямо.

Игроки могут выбирать между обычным и хардкорным режимами. В хардкорном режиме расход топлива увеличивается, и маршруты, отображаемые игроками на карте, не будут отображаться в качестве ориентира на дороге, когда они едут. Камера в игре расположена за пределами автомобиля, и ее можно перемещать с помощью мыши; в машине нет обзора.

Разработка

Первоначально игра собрала 82 684 доллара на Kickstarter в 2013 году. Через несколько дней после ее выпуска Spintires ненадолго заняла первое место. продавая видеоигры на платформе Steam, и через месяц после этого она все еще сохраняла позицию в Steam Top 10, продав более 100 000 копий. В 2014 году один из разработчиков Павел Загребельный утверждал, что Oovee взял деньги и отключил связь, из-за чего он не смог обновить ее. Oovee, однако, отверг обвинения, заявив, что Загребельный получил полную оплату за выполненную им работу, и что Oovee не нарушила контракт. Позже и Oovee, и Zagrebelnyj объяснили спор «проблемами со связью» и заявили, что возможное продолжение Spintires было возможным.

В декабре 2015 года Oovee открыла игру для своих игроков при поддержке Steam Workshop., увидев выпуск своего грузовика и редактора карт. В новостном сообщении на странице Spintires в Steam, опубликованном Oovee, предполагается, что Spintires не закончился, как предполагали многие, и обнаружены признаки дальнейших графических улучшений и дополнений к игровому процессу.

В течение 2019 года Spintires получал множество обновлений, включая исправления., графические улучшения и DLC.

Выпуск и прием

Spintires был выпущен 13 июня 2014 года, и к июлю было продано более 100 000 копий. Spintires получил смешанные отзывы. Кристиан Донлан из Eurogamer разместил Spintires на сайте «Игры 2014 года», написав: «Spintires может сделать декорацию из лужи. Spintires может разогнать ровно ноль миль в час, как будто раскалывает костяшки пальцев. Spintires это roguelike, в котором вы загружаете игру, катите колесного персонажа и смотрите, как далеко вы можете проехать на одном баке бензина «, и что он был» уродливым, но красивым и зацикленным на красоте уродства «<. 92>

Энди Келли из PC Gamer набрал Spintires 60/100, высоко оценив игровой процесс и разнообразие транспортных средств. Тем не менее, он также обнаружил недостаток в ограниченном объеме игры и системе камеры, написав: «[…] столь же привлекательно странно, насколько я нахожу Spintires, и как бы я ни восхищался этой технологией, я не могу сказать, что когда-либо мне она действительно нравилась. Бывают моменты, которые я мог бы условно назвать возбуждением — например, почти перевернулся и пролил свой груз всего в нескольких метрах от точки доставки или подумал, что пересекаю мелкий пруд только для того, чтобы полностью погрузиться в реку, — но их немного и далеко между ними. В основном я просто ругаюсь на грязь «. Джеймс Каннингем из Hardcore Gamer похвалил игру, заявив: «[…] Spintires — это игра, в которой люди хотят, чтобы люди играли, а не работали. Открытая территория большая и красивая, а на картах много индивидуальности и запоминающихся мест, но они также враги.Захватывающий геймплей и прекрасные пейзажи позволяют легко недооценить, каким неумолимым ублюдком может быть великая природа, но достаточно лишь пару раз безвозвратно застрять, прежде чем эта иллюзия разрушится. После этого пришло время топайте пейзаж на самых больших грузовиках Spintires, выкачивающих землю и изрыгающих дым ».

Фил Хартуп из New Statesman оценил Spintires как видеоигру с лучшими визуальными эффектами 2014 года, заявив:« То, что я видел в Spintires была грязь. Лучшая грязь, которую я когда-либо видел в игре. Я видел грязь, которая брызгала и хлюпала, и я видел воду, которая текла по протекторам шин моего грузовика и собиралась в грязевые борозды. Я смотрел на это, и не только потому, что я был десять безнадежно застряли. Это может быть сдержанная игра о грузовиках и деревьях, но Spintires может многому научиться у других игр «.

Противоречие

Разработчик и издатель Oovee утверждали, что Разработчик и первоначальный создатель игры, Павел Загребельный, саботировал игровой код в отместку за предполагаемые финансовые проступки со стороны Oovee против разработчика. Загребельный в конечном итоге сотрудничал с Oovee, чтобы исправить критические ошибки, и оба отрицали, что ошибки были внесены преднамеренно. Однако В 2015 году Зегребельный начал работать в Sabre Interactive, его бывшем работодателе, чтобы помочь в разработке Spintires: MudRunner, и Oovee предоставил Sabre Interactive лицензию на некоторые части игры.

Ссылки

Внешние ссылки

• Официальный сайт

Spintires is a 2014 off-roading simulation video game by UK-based developer Oovee Game Studios.^[1] In Spintires, players take control of off-road vehicles and drive them through muddy off-road terrain to complete objectives. The game was released on June 13, 2014, and has since sold over one million copies. A spin-off game called MudRunner was released on October 30, 2017.^[2]

Gameplay

Spintires is an all-terrain simulation video game which tasks driving through muddy unpaved Russian roads in aging Soviet vehicles with nothing but a map and a compass. The aim of the game is to transport cargo to its destination without depleting resources (such as fuel) or damaging the vehicle. There is both a single-player and multiplayer mode.^[1]

The game takes into account several properties such as physics, mud, terrain deformation, as well as driving controls and a day/night cycle. Due to the challenging terrain, players must take all conditions into consideration and drive accordingly; for example, they cannot simply just press «forward» on their keyboard to drive straight.^[1]

Players can choose between casual and hardcore mode. In hardcore mode, fuel consumption is increased and routes the player charts on the map won’t be displayed as a guide on the road as they drive. The game’s camera is positioned outside the vehicle and can be moved around using the mouse; there is no in-car view.^[3]

Development

Development of the game was preceded by a demo game made by Pavel Zagrebelnyy for the 2009 Intel Level Up game development competition, where the game won the first prize in the ‘Best Multithreaded Game’ category and finished second in the ‘best game optimized for Intel graphics’ category.^[4][5]

The game initially raised $82,684 on Kickstarter in 2013.^[1] A few days following its release, Spintires briefly became the top-selling video game on the Steam platform,^[1] and a month after it still retained a position in the Steam Top 10, selling over 100,000 copies.^[6] In 2014, developer Zagrebelny alleged that Oovee took the money and cut off communication, which left him unable to update it. Oovee, however, has denied the allegations, saying Zagrebelnyy has been paid in full for the work he completed and that there is no breach of contract on the side of Oovee.^[7] Later, both Oovee and Zagrebelnyy attributed the dispute to «communications issues», and said that an eventual sequel to Spintires was a possibility.^[8]

In December 2015, Oovee opened up the game to its player base with Steam Workshop support, seeing the release of its truck and map editor. A news post on the Spintires Steam page by Oovee, suggested that Spintires was not over as many had suggested, and showed signs of further graphical improvements and additions to gameplay.^[9]

Throughout 2019, Spintires has received numerous updates including fixes, graphical enhancements and DLC.^[10]

Release and reception

Spintires was released on June 13, 2014, and had sold more than 100,000 copies by July.^[11] Spintires has received mixed reviews. Christian Donlan of Eurogamer placed Spintires onto the site’s «Games of 2014», writing, «Spintires can make a set-piece out of a puddle. Spintires can make precisely zero mph feel like knuckle-splintering stuff. Spintires is a roguelike in which you load the game up, roll a wheeled character, and see how far you can get on a single tank of gas», and that it was «ugly but beautiful, and fixated with the beauty of ugliness.»^[12]

Andy Kelly, for PC Gamer, scored Spintires 60/100, commending the game’s gameplay and variety of vehicles. However, he also found fault with the game’s limited scope and camera system, writing, «[…] as endearingly bizarre as I find Spintires, and as much as I admire the technology, I can’t say I really ever enjoyed it. There are moments of what I could loosely call excitement—like almost rolling over and spilling my load just metres from the delivery point, or thinking I was crossing a shallow pond only to become totally submersed in a river—but they’re few and far between. Mostly I just find myself swearing at mud.»^[3] James Cunningham in Hardcore Gamer praised the game, stating, «[…] Spintires is a game that wants people to play rather than work. The great outdoors is big and beautiful, and the maps have plenty of personality and memorable locations, but they’re also the enemy. The inviting gameplay and lovely scenery make it easy to underestimate what an unforgiving bastard the great outdoors can be, but it only takes getting irretrievably stuck a couple of times before that illusion gets shattered. After that it’s time to stomp the scenery flat with the biggest earth-gouging, fume belching trucks Spintires has to offer.»^[13]

Phil Hartup of New Statesman rated Spintires as the video game with the Best Visuals of 2014, claiming, «What I saw in Spintires was mud. The best mud I have ever seen in a game. I saw mud that splattered and squelched and I saw water that flowed around in the treads of the tyres of my truck and pooled in the mud furrows. I would stare at it, and not just because I was often hopelessly stuck. It might be a low key game about trucks and trees, but there are a lot that other games should learn from Spintires.»^[14]

Controversy

It was alleged by developer and publisher Oovee, that lead developer and original creator of the game, Pavel Zagrebelnyy, sabotaged the game code in retaliation for alleged financial misconduct by Oovee against the developer. Zagrebelnyy eventually cooperated with Oovee to fix game-breaking bugs, with both denying that the bugs were introduced deliberately.^[15][16] However in 2015, Zegrebelnyy started working at Saber Interactive, a former employer of his, to aid development of MudRunner^[17] and Oovee licensed the game to Saber Interactive.^[18]

See also

• SnowRunner, 2020 sequel to MudRunner

References

External links

• Official website

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