Real Truck Driver was created using the unity engine by the developer Fly Troll. You can see the developers other games via Itch.io HERE. The game play and graphic are arcade in style; it's a little dated, but still acceptable. The game is divided into five different modes of play,

1) ... Parking
2) ... Checkpoints
3) ... Open World
4) ... Truck Racing
5) ... Drift.

Each mode has it's own mechanic and levels. The racing mode is relatively easy (i.e no challenge), and so long as you don't crash too many times you're likely to win easily. Earn cash by completing events, parking correctly, drifting and finding checkpoints etc to upgrade your vehicle via the garage. Upgrades include cab roof lights, front crash bar styles, different wheel trims, and others such as different exhaust styles and different horns; though a glaring omission is no paint jobs. Though the extras you can add do add a little to give your truck some individuality (lol), and add to the look of your vehicle. You progress is saved when you close the game down and there are three graphic settings; low, medium and high; however, I didn't see much difference between the three settings, which can be set via the initial configuration window (see the last image below) or via the settings button in the main menu.

You can see a video of game play HERE

Don't forget to check the Epic game site for this weeks freebie, which is the premium AAA game Star Wars: Battlefront II . You have to have both the Epic Launcher and Origin installed to be able to play the game.

Also available until the 17th January (6pm UK time) via the Humble Store is the arcade simulation Bomber Crew. Once you get the Steam key you have to activate it via Steam by the 21st January, after which it is no longer redeemable; which is also the day the Star Wars game rolls over to a new freebie called Galactic Civilizations III.