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MONSTER
Found your own construction company and become the greatest builder. Take on diverse and challenging construction contracts and control numerous machines by officially licensed world-famous manufacturers.
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4 reviews found90
Vamers
Apr 7, 2020
Despite the subject material, Construction Simulator 3 Console Edition ends up being an extremely addictive title. Whether this is because of its strange easy-to-play nature, or because I just like simulation games, remains to be seen. Whatever the case may be, I can say that it impressed me far more than I thought it would. The port from mobile to consoles has also been fantastic. However, I do wish it would come to PC in the future. With that said, the only realm qualm I have is with the game’s physics – they need a bit of work. Other than that, however, I honestly cannot find much to dislike about Construction Simulator 3 Console Edition.
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Nintendo Enthusiast
Nov 8, 2020
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FingerGuns
Apr 15, 2020
The journey from PC’s to PS4 has not been a kind one on Construction Simulator 3 – Console Edition. The lack of control inputs has made using the generous real-world excavators and heavy machinery a bit of an unnecessary chore. Fighting the camera in any game isn’t fun and you might be doing that a lot here. Those with the patience to can forgive its foibles and push through the issues that Construction Sim 3 has though will be rewarded with that strangely therapeutic and relaxing game play loop. It’s surprisingly rewarding to stand back and survey your virtual creations when they’re finished but there’s plenty of room for improvement with the inevitable next instalment in the Construction Simulator series. 6/10 Construction Simulator 3 – Console Edition is available on the PS4 (review version), Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. Developer: weltenbauer.
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Push Square
May 1, 2020
While the title does streamline some tasks, its controls are still counter-intuitive on the DualShock 4, adopting a rub-your-head-pat-your-belly approach that’s almost impossible to adapt to.