Grand Vegas Simulator

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Rating

Graphics and Sound

Controls

Gameplay

Lasting Appeal

Expansive Open-World Environment
Grand Vegas Simulator offers a massive city landscape filled with roads, traffic, pedestrians, and urban scenery. The freedom to explore the city, drive various vehicles, and interact with elements of the environment creates a sandbox experience that appeals to fans of open-world gameplay.
Variety of Vehicles and Customization Options
Players can access a wide range of cars, bikes, and even police or luxury vehicles. Customization options for colors, tuning, and upgrades add personalization and keep gameplay fresh as players switch styles and objectives.
Simple Controls and Casual Playstyle
Designed for mobile devices, the game features intuitive driving and action controls. It suits casual players who want to relax and explore or complete basic driving tasks without the pressure of complex missions or technical mechanics.

Repetitive Missions and Lack of Storyline
While the city is large, gameplay can become repetitive due to the absence of a structured narrative or meaningful objectives. Many missions feel similar, and there’s little incentive for long-term progression beyond collecting vehicles or money.
Unpolished Graphics and Glitches
Though the map is large, the graphics quality is relatively basic. Players may encounter visual bugs, stiff animations, or physics issues that break immersion, especially during high-speed driving or collisions.
Limited AI and World Interactivity
Pedestrians and traffic AI often behave unrealistically or feel lifeless. There’s minimal interaction with the world beyond driving, which limits the depth and realism expected from a city simulator.