So, as you may or may not recall, we covered news about a new sim game that was on its way. If not, don’t worry because we discussed this about two years ago. The game was previously called Urban Venture and was being published by Nacon. The game’s title has been changed to Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator. It is another entry into the growing variety of job sim games. There are also plans for Chef Life, Hotel Life, Garden Life, and Ambulance Life. What makes this sim a talking point now after being out of the spotlight for so long?
Taxi Life now has a new release date, and we can also pre-order the game. It’s situated in Barcelona, with a part of the city “reproduced at a 1:1 scale, featuring over 286 miles (460 km) of roads,” according to Pure Xbox. According to the game’s store listings, it will be available on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5.
Climb into the driver’s seat of your car and your business, transport passengers across Barcelona and grow your company!
After arriving in Barcelona with nothing but a car and a dream, drive around the busy streets of the famous city and transport passengers while offering them impeccable service. You will need to follow the rules of the road; deal with impatient passengers and rush hours; adapt your routes to avoid traffic jams and accidents; and, most of all, ensure your clients are pleased with your service to earn the best ratings and the most generous tips!
As for the game features we see the following.
Explore The Real Barcelona
- Transport your passengers across 286 miles (460 km) of roads in a large area of Barcelona reproduced at a 1:1 scale.
- Explore the city and earn experience points by discovering new points of interest.
- Use your experience points to unlock new skills, such as the ability to accept longer fares
Drive Like A Professional
- Pick up clients and take them to their destination
- Follow the rules of the road and avoid collisions with vehicles and pedestrians
- Adapt your route based on random events (accidents, construction work, parades, etc.)
- Adapt to changing weather: for example, increase your braking distance when the road surface is wet to avoid collisions
Manage Your Business
- Buy new cars with the profits from your fares
- Hire employees based on their profile and assign them to cars, neighbourhoods, and time slots
- Make the right decisions to maximize your profits!
Challenge Yourself!
If you like to be challenged, accept special missions within two categories:
- Drive as fast as possible (no speeding fines apply)
- Don’t break any traffic rules
Be fast and error-free because the clients in these missions have especially high expectations!
Keep Your Clients Happy
- Respond to your passengers’ requests: chat, change the radio station, open the window, etc.
- Provide impeccable service to earn tips and excellent reviews
Customize Your Taxi
- Select your driving style and car models, such as electric or fuel-based cars, and automatic, semi-automatic or manual transmission
- Customize your cars: colour, driver’s cab, rims, accessories, etc.
- Upgrade your vehicles using your profits and experience!
Take Care Of Your Taxi
- Monitor warning lights on your dashboard and visit petrol stations, charging stations and service stations whenever necessary
- Repair your vehicles if they are damaged
- Visit a car wash regularly: your clients won’t want to get into a dirty car!
Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator Release Details
It was originally scheduled for February, but it was somewhat delayed. We have the official preorder trailer available to watch below.
Nevertheless, we may now take to the Catalan streets on March 7th. So there isn’t a significant delay for those waiting for the game. If you’re interested in the game, there are two editions to pick from. There are the standard and supporter editions of the game. The standard edition will set you back £34.99/$39.99. THE Supporter Edition costs £39.99/$44.99 and comes with a supporter pack. Regardless of the version you pick, all preorders include a convertible vintage car.











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