Truck'em All - Race & conquer trucks

This game stands out as the most lifelike truck simulator available. Transport bulky cargo across different locations. If you aspire to be a truck driver but cannot pursue it for any reason, give this game a shot.

Tips, Cheats & Strategies to Unlock All Trucks and Beat Every Stage

1. Keep Your Eyes Ahead Of The Track

Just like in endless runner games and racing games, it is important to always keep your eyes ahead of the path or track. Although you will always travel a single lane road with no obstacles to worry about, managing your fuel and speed requires a bit of preparation for different sections of the level.

What makes this important is that the varying terrain should dictate how you manage you truck’s speed as well as how you regulate fuel consumption. Seeing an incoming uphill would naturally want you to accelerate while an incoming downhill necessitates keeping away from the pedal. Being able to see what is ahead of you will give you more time to prepare on how to strategically go over steep climbs and even sudden or consecutive speedy turns.

The smoke effect that comes out of the truck’s exhaust pipes adds a cool effect to the game. On the downside, though, it poses a challenge to the visibility of the immediate road ahead of you. If it is no longer possible to predict how the road ahead and prepare for it, the next best preparatory measure is to observe your truck’s speed and adjust accordingly to maintain it at average speeds, which is simply a moving speed that does not trigger the “too fast” message.

2. Balance Out Upgrades

Having a trio of upgrades you can invest in adds more fun and motivation for you to keep pushing forward in Truck’em All and to a huge extent, these upgrades are necessary for you to make it through levels a lot faster and progress more efficiently.

Every level you clear and every bit of distance you travel in case of failure earns you money. If you have played any idle clicker simulation games before, then you should already know that every bit of income you generate should be invested immediately to boost productivity. The same strategy applies to Truck’em All in terms of profits and investments. This means that as soon as you have enough money to purchase an upgrade, you should do so without hesitation.

Upgrading fuel is as basic as it sounds. Every upgrade gives you more fuel and it is important to steadily upgrade it to lessen the chances of you emptying out your fuel reserves before reaching the end of the level. More power means that your truck can easily climb up slopes, even steep ones and even without much prior acceleration. Investing in power makes it easier for your to run up slopes, which directly impacts fuel consumption and speed as well.

Last, but definitely not the least, is earning. Spending money to upgrade earnings naturally give it back to you every step of the way. A higher upgrade level on earnings means more money for completing a level, more money in instances of failure, and even more idle rewards.

Each upgrade level costs more and while you may see one upgrade category as more important than others, all are essentially of equal value. The best way to go about upgrading, therefore, is to spread it evenly across the three choices. For example, you can upgrade fuel first, and then power, and finally earning. Keeping all upgrade levels on equal standing effectively means more upgrades per money invested.

3. Going Too Fast Is Not Always Bad

As one of the 2 factors that affect your performance in each level is speed, you need to learn to manage it well even in the early levels. If you run too fast, then your truck may lose balance and tip over, ending your run and earning you a fraction of the entire payout based on distance travelled. On the other hand, if you move too slowly, chances are that you will run out of gas before making it to your goal.

Seeing the “too fast” message can be very alarming. For the most part, you will instinctively let go of your hold on the screen once you see it. If that does not stop you from over speeding, then actually experiencing your truck flip over in an accident and losing all your cargo will remind you why you should ease down a bit on the gas pedal.

Given that the warning signs will flash on your screen long before your truck flips over, you can work around to make it through the area where you are in danger of crashing without necessarily losing too much speed. For starters, instead of immediately letting go of the gas pedal whenever the “too fast” message pops up, you can maintain your speed and lightly tap on the screen to keep it that way instead of totally slowing down.

Considering everything, the only danger in going too fast comes during the turns, and the sharper the turn is the more it negatively impacts your truck’s balance. This is also a point of consideration on how much you will have to reduce speed as you approach a turn. To some extent, you can even take not of the line between when your truck will flip over and when it will just bounce back, but as you unlock better trucks, the balance of the latter ones make it easier to survive sharp turns at fast speeds.

It takes roughly a minute to complete a course and if you tip your truck over as a result of over speeding, it is fairly easy to start over. You earn cash as well for the distance you travelled so it will not be a complete loss. The point is that you can afford to risk tipping your truck over for the purpose of identifying the point it will and attempting to adjust your speed accordingly in subsequent runs. As your truck earns more power and as you unlock better ones, circumstances will change but, in truth, you do not need to master going over the speed boundaries to clear each and every level in the game.

Overcome challenges to collect money and enhance your vehicle. Enhance its durability, speed, and appearance!

Gather experience points to advance in levels and obtain fantastic rewards.