Wolfenstein. Assassin's Creed. Call of Duty. The biggest names in the video game business are being unleashed upon a highly suspecting populace, and Steam's sales charts reflect that. With one exception.
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Spintires is a popular Steam driving game. Recently, it stopped working under mysterious circumstances. People came to believe the game's own programmer, Pavel Zagrebelnyy, sabotaged it because he wasn't getting paid. That's not true.
Dayshot: Getting stuck is on a completely different -- and realistic -- level in the off-road truck simulator Spintires, where your biggest enemy is not other huge vehicles, or time, but mud.
Something curious happened over the weekend: a game called 'Spintires' rose through the Steam charts, eventually becoming the top-selling game on Steam for a few days. Right now, as of this writing, it's number two. One thing lots people, myself included, couldn't help but asking was: why?
Video: Off-road truck simulator Spintires is now out on Steam, exactly one year after the successful conclusion of its Kickstarter campaign. The launch trailer, which was released a few weeks ago, should be able to show you what the finished game is like (though I believe the actual game has significantly less wubs).
