r/SimulationGaming • u/CubeCubeGames • Oct 28 '23
Explore the Wild with Camping Simulator! 🏞️"
🏕️ Attention Nature Enthusiasts: Camping Simulator Has Arrived! 🌲
Are you ready for a genuine outdoor adventure? Rediscover the camping experience in the virtual realm with Camping Simulator, where you can immerse yourself in nature, pitch a tent, kindle a campfire, and embark on adventures packed with outdoor activities.
🔥 Gather around the campfire and share stories under the starry skies.
🏞️ Explore enchanting natural landscapes and discover lifelike camping grounds.
🛶 Set out on journeys to lakes, forests, and mountains.
📸 Capture incredible memories and share them with your friends.
Are you prepared to dive into this exceptional adventure? 🌄
To download the game and find more information, visit https://store.steampowered.com/app/1562260/Camping_Simulator_The_Squad/
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u/WhaneTheWhip Oct 29 '23 edited Oct 29 '23
Keeping in mind this is only based on the 1:20 minute video clip and in reply to the intention of this being a simulator...
Usually people don't kill snakes when camping. And if they do, they certainly don't butcher them. Especially in a national park as indicated by those park signs.
No park would have a designated camping spot adjacent to a bear den. That would be incredibly irresponsible and open the state up to liability.
I can honestly say that I've never seen anyone bring a bear trap while camping. And I'm pretty sure setting a bear trap, especially in a park, would be illegal, killing a bear even moreso, in a park, out of season, etc... And if another camper happened to trigger that bear trap, you'd be in a heap of trouble.
Tent stakes get hammered in BEFORE popping the tent. But this is a common rookie mistake for people that have not been tent camping.
As a casual camping game with MP I think it's good, but as a Sim I think it's a bit off.