Construction Simulator 4 Is Now Up For Pre-Registration For May Release
You’re about to build through Canadian landscapes with Construction Simulator 4, so put on your hard hat. It’s up for pre-registration on Google Play now, and its release date is set for May 28th, 2024.
Nothing in the series has ever looked like the enormous, brand-new map. Three different regions present difficulties that will put your building skills to the test. You can explore and develop these stunning Canadian settings to expand your building enterprise. Every one of the three sizable zones provides a different kind of campaign with particular obstacles to overcome. The opportunities to take on more complex projects will increase with your construction company.
Construction Simulator 4 has construction experience thanks to its partnership with renowned brands like Caterpillar, Liebherr, Mack Trucks, and Kenworth. These brands have painstakingly replicated their actual machines for the game. New additions like CIFA, DAF, and Scania further expand your possibilities, enabling you to take on even more challenging missions.
Over 100 building works to finish in a vast campaign are available in Construction Simulator 4. The storylines of every place on the map are unique, which keeps things interesting and difficult. As you go, new places, tasks, and, naturally, even more potent machinery to add to your collection will become available.
You will see the whole building process, from foundation laying to concrete pouring and building erection. Construction Simulator 4 includes cooperative multiplayer for two players. Yes, you and a friend can collaborate on large-scale building projects.
You can collaborate and coordinate efforts to expand your construction business even more quickly. To overcome challenges, divide the work, and create something genuinely remarkable, collaborate.
Ready to put on your work gloves and enter the fascinating construction field? Pre-register for the game on Google Play!
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