Saber Interactive has announced a new game titled Rideshare "Stimulator", developed by Unigine studio. The project will allow players to try their hand at being a driver for a ride-hailing service (similar to Uber or Lyft), but without the need to interact with real people.
The game offers a realistic driving experience in a bustling city with believable traffic systems. The player's main goal is to complete rides and grow their own passenger transport business.
Success in the game depends entirely on the quality of service provided. Your driving style and the vehicle's technical condition will directly impact your driver rating, passenger reviews, and tip amounts. Players will have access to detailed car management and will need to take care of the vehicle's maintenance themselves.
Rideshare "Stimulator" focuses on exaggerated situations that real drivers might face. Every trip promises unpredictable scenarios, ensuring that no story ever repeats twice. In the debut trailer, the developers showcased a few examples of eccentric clients:
- People who are convinced that traffic lights are controlled by birds.
- Individuals who are officially banned from visiting aquariums.
- Overly critical and judgmental representatives of the older generation.
The game world is positioned as a "living city" with dynamic traffic, realistic road situations, and a diverse, immersive environment.
The release of Rideshare "Stimulator" is scheduled for the end of this year. The game will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The company will announce the exact release date at a later time.
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