For those unaware, Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing is widely considered one of the worst video games of all time. Released in November 2003, the game received a whopping 8/100 on Metacritic, with some reviewers even refusing to score it. It was a game that probably should have stayed in the past. But it didn't.
Last month, rumors began to swirl that Big Rigs would be making its way to Steam, and those rumors proved true, with the game releasing on the Valve-owned platform yesterday.
The Valve community is giving its "worst" game another shot.
As one might expect, the game hasn't achieved massive numbers, at least in terms of its player count, peaking at a high of 71 since launch. However, it has, somehow, been reviewed reasonably well, launching with a 'Mostly Positive' rating.
When it was released, Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing was noted for its terrible physics that would allow players to drive through buildings and accelerate to speeds in the light years, alongside its myriad of typos, awful graphics, and numerous bugs, so you'd be forgiven if you thought the game would review badly. It hasn't, though, at least not yet.
Players have...
