$24.99Construction Simulator Build Big, Take It Slow
Start a construction company with mentor Hape, then take on more than 100 contracts across Germany and the US with over 90 licensed machines. Co-op friends can join for up to four-player crews with crossplay and voice chat, so one of you digs while another hauls and pours.
Is Construction Simulator worth it?
Construction Simulator is worth it if…
- you like co-op games where everyone has their own vehicle and job
- you like co-op friends sessions built around steady building work
- you want licensed trucks, excavators, cranes and road equipment
- you want relaxed, low-pressure simulation across two open maps
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Four seats on the job site
That structure fits the work: contracts ask for digging, transporting soil and gravel, pouring concrete, placing walls and roofs, and operating cranes and pavers. You can split the machines instead of swapping seats, with one friend on the excavator, one on the truck, and one guiding a crane load. Seasonal contracts and a separate tourist area give returning crews something new to book.
Two maps, over a hundred contracts
Friedenberg is based on southwest Germany, with rolling hills and riversides, where jobs involve renewable energy work and urban infrastructure. Sunny Haven is an American-style harbor city that needs its tourism industry rebuilt. Across both maps there are more than 100 contracts in the base game plus updates, from small tasks to large builds. More completed work means more income, which buys more powerful machines for the fleet. Collectibles hidden around the maps reward driving around between jobs.
Licensed machines and hands-on steps
There are over 90 machines from brands such as Caterpillar, Liebherr, MAN, Scania, Bobcat, CASE, Kenworth and Mack Trucks. You dig trenches, load and dump soil, sand and gravel, refuel and repair equipment, switch buckets on excavators such as the Wacker Neuson EW100 and ET145, and use a service vehicle when something runs low. Controls stay forgiving: near-complete paving or pouring can finish itself, and a third-person camera helps with positioning. The site office provides coffee, but the crane does the heavy lifting.
What should co-op friends know first?
How many co-op friends can play together?
Up to four in total. You can run the company alone or invite up to three friends into multiplayer, coordinate by voice chat, and divide machines and tasks on the same contract.
Can you play it solo?
Yes. Both map campaigns and the contracts work in single-player, and you can create your character with licensed protective gear from Engelbert Strauss. Solo shifts mean more seat-swapping between digging, hauling and lifting.
Do you need to own every machine yourself?
No. Contracts can require equipment you do not own yet, and renting covers the gap. Earnings from finished jobs go toward buying stronger machines for your own fleet and larger vehicle hall capacity.


















