Onefold Taxi Simulator

I spent a few hours with Onefold expecting either a chill driving game or a tycoon-building experience. Instead, it's oddly caught between both without excelling at either. The taxi driving itself is functional but repetitive, pick up passengers, follow GPS, collect fare. No traffic systems, minimal route variety, zero personality in dialogue or destinations. The business side is even thinner: you buy cars, hire AI drivers, watch earnings tick up. There's no real fleet management puzzle, no supply-chain depth, no reason to strategize which vehicles buy or where to expand. If you're after a meditative driving loop like Euro Truck Simulator, the routes feel shallow. If you want tycoon mechanics like Two Point Hospital, the business layer is too passive. It occupies a middle ground that serves nobody well. The game isn't broken, but it's unfinished-feeling, a proof-of-concept rather than a complete sim.

Diego · Scout Team

Strategy & simulation

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