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About This Game

Jidousha Shakai

is an open world racing game with unrivaled customization to spark the new coming of open world racers. Control every inch of your cars appearance to give it your unique touch. If you'd like to experience Jidousha Shakai in it's fullest form we need your help today!

Some awesome things in Jidousha Shakai!

• Bodykits (front bumpers, rear bumpers, hoods, trunks, spoilers/wings, exhausts, headlights, tailights, and more)
  
• Engine Performance (intakes, starters, cams, forced induction, blocks, full engine swaps)
  
• Paint (matte, chrome, metallic, flip-flop, pearlescent, window tint, dual color wheels)
  
• Full featured rim/wheel creator! (Fully procedural wheels at your finger tips with many options to create your perfect wheel on the fly!)
  
• And more! (License plates, light color, light bulbs (HID, XENON, ETC))

Other features in JS that were completed upon request..

• Full in-game radio that features streaming your own .mp3, .wav, and .ogg files from an easy documents folder.
  
• Full features photo mode that outputs upscaled (up to 8k) screenshots no matter the resolution you play on.
  
• Full controller and wheel support for driving physcis.

Jidousha Shakai is currently being completely rewritten to provide a better game and experience overall. The features below are part of the multiple phase plan to make JS the game it was meant to be from the beginning.

Features currently being worked on..

• Full mod support (custom cars, parts, maps, etc)
  
• In-game map creator (road creator, building placer, foliage, custom mesh import)
  
• Full online server based cross-platform multiplayer
  
• Fun game events w/ custom event organizer (car meets, drift meets, cruise sessions, street drag sessions, and more)
  
• Story and non-linear progression
  
• More ideas from the community (you!) that have been noted!

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Title: Jidousha Shakai
Genre: Indie, Massively Multiplayer, Racing, Simulation, Early Access
Developer:
CloudWeight Studios
Publisher:
CloudWeight Studios
Release Date: 28 Apr, 2017

Minimum:

• Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  
• OS: Windows 7
  
• Processor: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo
  
• Memory: 2048 MB RAM
  
• Graphics: Integrated Graphics (Intel HD, Radeon HD)
  
• DirectX: Version 10
  
• Network: Broadband Internet connection
  
• Storage: 5 GB available space
  
• Sound Card: Integrated Sound Card

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Bought this game in late 2017. Played it for 20 minutes and gave up trying to fix it to make it remotely playable. Game was stupidly broken and shouldn't even have been available to purchase, the fact that this developer was charging people money for that\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665was disgusting.

However, the game looked intriguing, so I uninstalled it and decided to check it out later.
It's now mid-March 2019... And the game has not improved in any way whatsoever. I just reinstalled it to try it out, excitedly, and I was immensely disappointed by how the game performs. Nothing has changed. The game is unplayable - in fact, I wouldn't even call it a 'game'. It is an underdeveloped series of infuriating screen overlap bugs and poorly designed menus. That's it.

I managed to struggle my way through the menus and got into a car. I plugged in my xbox controller and... nothing. The wheels turned left to right, but nothing else was happening. I went into the controller settings and realised I had to start the car - fair enough. I pressed the mapped button... Nothing. I went back into settings, and tried to remap the button - and I couldn't. The game thinks that every single input is already being used and therefore doesn't allow you to change any controls at all. I spent an hour online trying to find a fix for this, and all I found were forums and discussion threads about how this has been an issue for 4 months now and that the game is dead.

TL;DR Don't buy this heap. It shouldn't even be on Steam, let alone in exchange for MONEY. It's more broken now than when I bought it a year and a half ago, has LESS content than it did back then, and is broken and unplayable - and that is not an over-exaggeration. The controls literally don't work.. Ok (Please read the full review, it's as honest as I can make it. but if you would rather have the TL:DR version, scroll to the final paragraph, if that is still too long, read the very final sentence at the bottom).

I've owned this game for a fairly long while now. Initially, although limited, it was fun to mess about with the then current build in sandbox mode. It had a few cars, a respectable amount of customisation, but that was it. No progression, no story, it was purely a test platform. Which made me ask myself, why is something this far from completion on Steam? Why was it (at the time if I remember correctly) almost if not over \u00a320?

Alas. I had a gut feeling this game would get somewhere. Eventually. To date, updates have been very far apart and random: Sometimes adding content, sometimes removing content. In fact, in its current state, the game has LESS content than when I first started playing it. There have been massive improvements to graphics and physics, but at the cost of content. I only really jump on every once in a while when a rare news bulletin or update pops up for this game. Even after the promised regular updates (of which, only the first happened, then went silent).

Now, I understand the developer has had a lot of financial difficulty (or so he claims, but I'm choosing to believe them), which makes game development hard. I get that, but recently, the developer has also told us they have a small team working on the game. Now, if this was the case, how come we are not seeing any real progress toward the completion of the game? which apparently, is the end of 2019! I really don't want to doubt it, but in some ways, after all this time maybe it's better just to perfect the game and release it later, rather than rushing it to release. Again, I understand the developer has been open with the community about their problems, which is admirable. However, launching a game on steam for people to spend their hard-earned money on (especially if you bought it before the recent price drop) which is:
A) Does not currently include any of the content in the pictures on the store page (Yet)
B) Is very unfinished (only 1 car with around 50% of the customisation options implemented and a tiny