$10 for 230 Normal levels, 160 hard levels, over 70 Crazy Levels, and Over 300 CDL practice levels with 28, 35, 40, 48, and 53-foot trailers.
It’s a very simple but powerful game. Everything is to my standards and my standards are very high, I’ve been trucking for over 20 years, mainly as a local with a sleeper truck and it needed to be perfect for teaching and to practice. I have compared all the physics to drone footage to make sure it was perfect. Everything is perfectly to scale. If you want to play around with different axle positions you can do that in the CDL levels. You are not able to choose the trailer length or axle position on the campaign levels. I didn’t think of that at the time when I have the Developer create the game, he would have to rewrite the whole thing in order for that to happen. So that is what I am doing for my future game, you will be able to choose anything.
You will have to choose between Hard, Normal, Bonus levels, or CDL Levels. The Bonus levels are a bit crazy and difficult, you will even come across a 100-foot trailer to play with and different axle positions that where there will be one hell of a trailer swing. The only difference between Normal and Hard is in hard there will be a thing I like to call BLIND SPOTS turned on, this blacks out any area that you would not be able to see from the truck’s cab. There will also be a button called the GOAL button 
(GET OUT AND LOOK) that you can click on to remove the Blind Spots, and just like in real life, you will not be able to drive while you are getting out and looking, so remember to click it back to turn on the Blind Spots to you can drive. You will get dinged a few seconds if you get out and look too many times. That is what the counter is.
And Normal mode is just controlling the truck from above where you can see everything. CDL levels focus on the types of backs you would need to perform it you were practicing for your CDL test. I added nearly every trailer length and axle position.
1. Do you know if the Logitech G920 steering wheel will work with My Trucking Skills, on a PC?
Yes, it will, but the Logitech g920 is a bit overkill for my game, but it will still work. You just won’t get the feedback as you would from American Truck Simulator.
Yes, it will, but the Logitech g920 is a bit overkill for my game, but it will still work. You just won’t get the feedback as you would from American Truck Simulator.
In settings, you will need to click on the button that says Sliders till you see Logitech, Then click on CONFIGURE GAMEPAD, Here you will map what buttons do what. First, turn the steering wheel all the way to the left, and then all the way to the right, and then press on the right pedal and then the left pedal. and then you are all set. Those are the only buttons that will do anything, you will need to use the mouse to select new levels and stuff.
You can use ANY controller with this game, even a PS4 controller or random Bluetooth controller, just choose CONFIGURE GAMEPAD and choose what button you want to you.
You can also just use the sliders. Use any of the top 75% of the screen, click and hold and drag up and or down to go forward or reverse. To stop, you can slide past the center(it will stop at the center) or could double-click the mouse.
To steer, you can use the bottom 25% of the screen by dragging the mouse left or right. If you do choose the Sliders controls, another option is there if you want the steering wheel to return to the center when you let go of the mouse, this option only works going forward, because that is the way it is on a real truck, the steering wheel does not return to the center when in reverse when you take you hands off the steering wheel.
You can also use the arrow keys or “asdw” keys to control the speed and steer.
You can use a Steering Wheel on the screen and rotate the wheel around but that is really for the mobile versions( I don’t like that one)
This is a very simple game, not much to understand.