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Construction Simulator: Evolution (PS5)

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$23.42 $34.95 In stock

Category: Video Games PlayStation 5

  • BIGGEST FLEET: 180+ construction machines from 35+ brands
  • MANY CONTRACTS: A host of construction and demolition jobs
  • NEW FEATURES: Demolition and manual labor
  • PLAY TOGETHER: Cooperatively with up to 4 players
  • QUICK PLAY: Start a construction activity of your choice
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

The sheer variety of machines is incredible—I spent an hour just trying out different excavators before even touching a contract. The demolition jobs feel particularly satisfying, with buildings crumbling in a very realistic way.

Brian S. ★★★★★

Jumping into co-op with a friend made the demolition jobs way more fun than I expected. The sheer number of licensed machines from 35+ brands is insane, and it's awesome seeing them all in action. Really satisfying to build and tear things down together.

Madison ★★★★★

The demolition contracts are the real highlight here—smashing buildings down piece by piece feels way more satisfying than I expected, and the manual labor tasks break up the monotony nicely. Took a few hours to get used to the controls, but once I did, I lost an entire weekend rotating through the