PC driving simulator City Car Driving 2.0 received a significant update that addresses long-standing physics complaints. The changes matter because predictable vehicle behavior is essential for players who use the game to practice real-world driving techniques. Forward Development reworked the core physics engine to stabilize handling at all speeds. The updated physics engine minimizes unpredictable vehicle sliding, creating a more stable environment for players to learn driving mechanics.
Forward Development stabilizes high-speed driving and adds mouse support
The update introduces mouse control support to the existing keyboard and steering wheel options. The inclusion of mouse control allows players to operate the vehicle without requiring specialized racing hardware. Forward Development stated that the controls have become much more pleasant and responsive. The studio also fixed errors in the examination route navigator that previously disrupted training missions.
Visual and environmental fixes round out the patch notes for this release. The developers partially corrected the disappearance of trees and texture holes within the game world. They also resolved display errors that occurred in the rearview mirrors. Developers have partially resolved issues with disappearing trees and texture holes, while also correcting display errors in the rearview mirrors.
Road signage logic received a specific update to better reflect real-world traffic rules. The team replaced road intersection signs with main road signs to clarify right-of-way scenarios. The navigation system updates, including fixed route errors and corrected road signs, enhance the accuracy of the driving simulation. The update is available now for players on Steam Early Access.
Source: IXBT
