Truck-kun is Supporting Me From Another World?!

Playing Truck-kun is Supporting me from Another World?! is just pure joy. It is a very addictive gameplay loop, and it is fun to just smash into things with a truck.

Truck-kun is Supporting Me From Another World?! offer some seriously fun and frantic action.

Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?!* is a simple game that delivers on its arcade premise while offering a rather original backdrop. Its attractive visuals and charming art style invite players to return for bite-sized sessions of chaos, but the experience can become quite repetitive due to there being only one city to explore and a lack of additional random elements to make each run feel more distinct.

Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World fully commits to the bit and uses every isekai trope to provide motivation to run over everything. It’s such a silly game. Driving around town causing senseless destruction in a colorful cartoon world can be a lot of fun! I just wish sometimes there’d be more people I could turn into monsters.

Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?! is a game that manages to make fun, silly chaos from the comedic concept of having a truck transport people to another world by hitting them. Performing weirdly specific moves and fulfilling tasks and in-game achievements can be fulfilling for a time, but it doesn’t take long for repetition to sink in. As a result, it’s a unique driving game that has a lot of qualities to play in short bursts or when the mood strikes, but it’s important to keep in mind that it may get stale due to its repetitive structure that doesn’t evolve much from start to finish.

It’s disappointing that even in the three and a half hours I spent making my way through Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?!’s story, I was validated in feeling like I’d seen everything after my third or fourth romp around its small open-world. While I admire the modest scope that Strange Scaffold set out to achieve with this tightly focused premise, its structure is quickly burdened by a lack of variety.

As much as I wanted to like Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World, the experience didn't deliver on the premise's fun. Shallow gameplay that doesn't evolve paired with a bland narrative makes even this short experience feel like a drag. It's not actively offensive, nor is the gameplay awful, but it simply doesn't have enough to support its already simple premise.