I may as well shelve my blueprints and hang up my dapper SimCity mayor's hat, because a visionary has managed to construct a jaw-dropping rollercoaster of a superhighway while somehow managing to keep his citizens from fleeing in terror.
The product of a single, unbroken road snaked across a body of water, the Trackmania-esque highway is certain to be a highlight for commuters—if they can traverse the sky-high peak without soiling themselves, that is.
Favorite moment: after doggedly surpassing Mt. Girder, an RV makes a U-turn right back onto that monstrosity. I wonder what the driver was thinking. "Damn, I forgot to turn the stove off," probably.
Stardew Valley patch 1.6.9 fixed my ugliest modding habits, and I'm having more fun than ever rediscovering vanilla Pelican Town
Despite running load tests that simulated 200,000 users, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 devs admit that they 'completely underestimated' how many players would actually want to play their game
