This is an interesting thing to have on Steam. Big Rigs is perhaps one of the most famous video games of all time due to how notoriously bad it is, but unlike the ET's and Sonic GBA's of the world Big Rigs has always kind of been a pain to get running because it takes a little bit of computer know-how to burn/mount the disc ISO, virtualize it, etc. This is just Big Rigs running in an Unreal Engine wrapper. Nothing has been changed whatsoever, it's the game you've heard of over and over again for the past two decades, and now you can play it on Steam without the hassle of setting up old PC environments yourself.

There's been some chatter that these "Margarite Entertainment" people don't exist, that they are not a real company and they didn't "acquire the rights" to Big Rigs like they've claimed. That instead this is a fictional company and someone has just stolen this game and slapped it on Steam to make some cash before it gets taken down. Honestly? If that's the case I genuinely don't even care. That's hilarious, and I respect the balls it takes to just straight up take this infamously bad game and throw it on Steam, collect whatever they can get, and run. I do not care in the slightest that the game's original "developers" are possibly being cheated out of royalties or whatever for this absolute trash. It's not even really a game in the first place.

Being able to pay $6 and experience one of the most well known bad games of all time is a deal. There's nothing to do in Big Rigs other than drive through the buildings, fall through the bridge, see the famous "YOU'RE WINNER" screen, and then drive in reverse until you hit five zillion miles per hour. That's it. And for $6 it's worth the price of admission just to be able to say you've done it.