TMC SUPERTECH vs Trailer Maneuver

TMC Supertech is an augmented reality game that lets you progress through a career as a maintenance technician in the trucking industry and ultimately become the owner of your own shop. Enter the industry as a trainee at Arkansas State University where you will learn to rapidly diagnose and repair state of the art tractor trailers under the guidance of world class experts. If you are lucky enough to graduate you will get a job as a full time technician at an industry leading company. As a full time technician it is your job to fix any problems on any truck that makes its way to your shop. You will monitor trucks in augmented reality as they drive around the city of Little Rock, Arkansas and when they lose health or break down you need to send them to your shop where you will diagnose and repair them. As you repair trucks and get them on the road quickly, you will level up and earn revenue, gain multipliers to earn more cash and customize the trucks you are repairing by adding new paint jobs or cool wraps. Do your job and do it well and you will graduate from Full Time Technician all the way to a the owner of the shop itself.

Trailer Maneuver is a maneuvering simulation focused on one thing: parking the trailer exactly where it needs to go. You steer a truck with a trailer through hand-built tracks – curves, S-curves, roundabouts, and loading docks – and have to park the trailer precisely in the marked target area at the end. The trailer physics behave like a real rig: steering lock, swinging wide through curves, and how the trailer behaves in reverse aren't just for show – they're the actual game. Two trailer types, each available single or double: - Tandem trailer (central-axle) - Turntable trailer Two control schemes: Steering works either through a slider along the bottom of the screen or through a steering wheel. Also useful if you're training to become a truck driver: The app helps build a feel for the steering geometry of different trailer types. The turntable trailer in particular is considered especially demanding in driver training: its front axle steers along with the vehicle, which makes its handling – especially in reverse – behave completely differently from a tandem trailer. You can also show the axles, which makes the connection between steering lock and axle position visible. 10 levels, two campaigns: From the first forward curve to fully reversing over a roundabout and an intermediate lot to a loading dock – the difficulty increases level by level. Each level unlocks once you've completed the one before it. Event Levels: Next to the campaign there is a separate section with changing maps. New ones arrive over time without an app update, and some are only playable for a limited period. Your campaign progress doesn't matter here – event levels are open from the start. Two best scores per level: Time and number of direction changes are saved together as a single best run – if you want to go faster or use fewer moves, you have to achieve both at once, not just one or the other.