This was pretty great, so congrats to the team!
The aesthetics are really fantastic. I've always loved how liminal and lonely ps1 games are and I think this game captured that perfectly.

Sorry if this feedback is a bit lengthy, but I saw you were putting tons of time into reviews of other people's games so I figured I'd return the favor for you :)

I found the start a bit confusing. The manager says to detach the trailer to his left (which is funny because to his left is a wall, the trailer is actually to his right. Maybe consider changing that text to say the correct direction) but it wasn't really made clear that I had to drive it into the green square. Of course I figured it out, but I still think it could be explained a bit better.

I really think the issue with not being able to click on attaching/detaching should have been fixed during the bugfix grace period so I'm a little bummed to see that still being so finicky. I'd definitely love to see that get sorted out after the voting period.

Reversing is pretty tough to be honest, I don't love how the trailer turns so easily even when going straight back. But overall I think the driving feels pretty good. I eventually got pretty good at it, picking up trailers and dropping them off without having to readjust my parking. I will say I sort of wish the gameplay loop was a bit shorter, where you can deliver and then immediately pickup the next load at the same place, then drive to the next one. Oh and it honestly stressed me out a bit when leaving a depot trying to remember which way I entered so I wouldn't go back the way I came, but with how the map generates around you idk if it matters which direction I go.

The last thing I'll point out as room for improvement is bugs/getting stuck. There was a couple times I had to restart because I flipped the truck or got it stuck. Unfortunately, on the very last time picking up a trailer, I missed, got sandwiched between 2 trailers and got the truck completely stuck :( due to the length of the game I'm not sure if I'll replay to the end yet or not. I did experience a super funny bug when I flipped the truck. I got out of the flipped truck and the collision launched me into space haha oh and also I think it's hilarious that you can push the manager around.

On to the actual driving, wow you guys really captured a vibe and I love it. Maybe I'm the odd man out but I kinda love driving at night during winter, listening to music and watching the snow hit the windshield. It's almost meditative. On the other hand, I've always been a bit creeped out by it too though, like what if I see something on the side of the road or whatever. Seriously cannot compliment the core gameplay enough. Had a great time with the experience.

I must not be a horror protagonist because I never got out of my truck unless I had to haha totally the "I just work here" attitude. I'm sure I missed out on some creepy stuff in the towns and buildings you can explore on foot, but I'm just trying to make some money, ya know? haha but I did pick up on some stuff that did get the imagination going. Obviously saw the bloody body bags hanging and the bodies on the ground near the crosses. That paired with the blood transfusion delivery commercials got me wondering "what exactly am I transporting?". But that's about as far as the horror went for my playthrough.

If you're interested in increasing the horror elements in the future: due to how the player passes through the same environments multiple times, you could incorporate some things that change each time you drive by, almost like a PT experience with their looping hallway. Idk maybe something to consider that could be interesting?

TLDR: overall really cool experience, capturing winter driving so perfectly. Sad to see that it's so easy to get stuck. Nice to see little spooky things you drive by, but mostly chill. Great work!

There is nothing more horrifying to me than having to test my reversing skills. Good game. 

I loved the concept, the feeling while driving all alone on the snowy roads it hit different.

The whole atmosphere was great and the graphics too.

It took me some time to figure out how the truck's acceleration and brakes work. It seemed like I could press “W” once and the truck continuously went forward but then to brake was kind of a challenge if I was going really fast.

Overall really really enjoyable experiece!

I really enjoyed the game. I like the style and the atmosphere. Setting of eastern Europe is really good and the graphic are well done. I like the driving mechanics  although I did manage to flip over or get stuck a couple of times. Over all it was a pretty good game, hope you continue to make this game!

The atmosphere is great! I especially like how it doesn't rely too much on the usual horror tropes, but instead you're mostly just driving alone at night in the winter, listening to radio.

Parking the truck was really finicky. The reverse in particular seemed to always turn in one direction or another. I actually found it easiest to park the truck from the first person view, driving forward to the green area.

The one monster sighting I got early on was intense, made me return to the truck quickly and ride on outta there. Sadly, my road trip ended while delivering the second or third load. I slipped off the road, got stuck on a tiny rock and could no longer free my truck.

Really creative and interesting blend of two genres. Some bugs but that's expected of a game jam, I'd love to see this expanded on! Retro snow is always gorgeous as well

The idea of the game is quite interesting. I've played a horror game where I'm a garbage collector and I drive a truck through the city, but this game doesn't have a clear objective of what to do. I loved flipping the truck haha.

hmm an interesting mix of genres, really enjoyed it :D I think the idea has potential aside from the jam as well... congratulationsto the whole team!

Loved the vibe of this one, I've always enjoyed trucking simulator so giving it spookier more liminal feeling is a great twist.