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Simulator, Adventure, Sandbox
As the leader of a company specialized in restoring sites devastated by natural disasters, use your construction machinery to restart the local industry. Clear debris and faulty equipment, rebuild roads and bridges damaged by weather, and much more!
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ACGJeremy PenterMay 2025"A game not without its problems, Roadcraft is addicting as hell and does its own thing compared to the past titles."
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ImpulsegamerJohn WernerMay 20255/5Rebuild the world, one road at a time, no matter the odds!
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TheSixthAxisDominic LeightonMay 20259/10RoadCraft is the current culmination of the MudRunner ethos, balancing the series' tough vehicular action with new mechanics, improved multiplayer, and a renewed focus on fun. Slow fun, but definitely still fun.
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COGconnectedRhett WaselenchukMay 202565/100“RoadCraft” requires significant improvements and additions before it can truly compete with established players in the genre. It’s a game with a strong concept but needs a lot more work before it’s ready for prime time. The foundation is there, but the road ahead is still under construction.
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SteamDeckHQOliver StogdenMay 20253/5 starsIs RoadCraft a bad game? Not necessarily, I could see how some people might enjoy it. For me, the game doesn't have the feeling of "survival" that SnowRunner has, where you are constantly trying to plan your own route and trying to protect your vehicle and preserve fuel, and because of the frustrating traversal and nature of the tasks at times, it isn't relaxing like American/Euro Truck Simulator. The game just feels rather... shallow, with similar objectives that take an age to complete, that you have to do over and over. The best parts of the game are watching your AI Trucks use the path you built/cleared, and the off-road terrain physics and deformation remain as good as ever. Sadly, the terrain deformation is losing its luster after 5 games, and the rest of the mechanics RoadCraft introduces aren't robust enough to support the game. RoadCraft is also currently unplayable on the Steam Deck; for whatever reason, the game crashes when compiling shaders, regardless of the Proton version I attempted using.
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IGDB rating 9.1/10 from 14 ratings.
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