RoadCraft

Отличная игра, хорошее продолжение SnowRunner если так можно сказать. Геймплей разнообразный активностей довольно много от построек дороги до прокладки маршрутов для ИИ трафика, конечно трафик за год разработки как был тупым так и остался, но в целом это не сильно страшно. Конечно в плане физики авто и вообщем их восприятии на дороге игра сильно деграднула в сравнении со SnowRunner но игра и не совсем про езду по карте как это было в прошлой части, да и добавление гусеничной техники в новую часть было очень хорошим решением.

I started originally with Snow runner, then this came along where you can build roads more automated stuff so less grind but enjoyed it a lot till i got stuck with a bug on the DLC map. Was about to give up but then thought I share the bug with the devs, they said they will look into it and told me they cannot promise a fix, i accepted that as it is what it is. Then last night I launch the game and i see there are bug fixes and one of them looked like what I had an issue with, launched the map and guess what they fixed it!!! Amazing game support!!

Matthew Karch is a disgusting example of a human and Saber Interactive are shoving undisclosed GenSlop into their games. Get out of here Saber, you're done.

Russian version below in comment. Before you is an idiot who bought TWO (!!!) copies of the most expensive edition of this not-so-cheap game, including all DLCs. One for myself and one for a friend. We've wanted a co-op game exactly like this for years. At first it felt like we'd finally found it. Then the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ started. First there were weird bugs. For example, sand can start pouring out of an empty truck simply because you entered your friend's vehicle. Then the game often refuses to let you properly clean up the mess. Then came softlocks. Then came workarounds. Then came the real reason for this review. After more than 200 ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hours on the second map, we discovered that co-op terrain synchronization appears to have a limit of roughly 2 MB. Once we hit it, my friend's client simply lost every road we had built. Every. Single. One. As the host, I could still see the roads. I could drive on the asphalt. My friend saw mud. Even better, my truck was still interacting with the road and deforming the asphalt beneath it as if it were swamp terrain, while my friend watched me drive through what looked like dirt on his screen. The best part? This corrupted mess gets automatically saved. As a result, we can no longer continue the map in co-op. I don't want to finish it solo. The map cannot be skipped. That's it. We're done. Speaking of brilliant design decisions... Hard Mode can only be enabled or disabled when creating a campaign. Reminder: after more than 200 hours of co-op gameplay, we still hadn't made it past the second map. Genius. The game also has automated convoy routes. You spend hours building roads, transporting materials, and preparing infrastructure. Then you finally get to watch your work pay off. Except sometimes the convoy spawns, drives ♥♥♥♥ knows where, disappears, and instantly gets marked as completed. Some routes can't even be replayed. Imagine spending a week building a road network only to watch the truck drive into another dimension and immediately complete the objective. That level of disappointment deserves scientific study. Then there are equipment transport trailers. Vehicles attached to them are not supposed to be drivable. At least in theory. Sometimes your co-op partner somehow enters the attached vehicle and drives away. On your screen the vehicle remains attached to the trailer. The result is a truck existing in two places at once, flickering between realities like a possessed strobe light. Now I finally understand the epilepsy warning shown at startup. The latest DLC somehow made things even worse. For reasons known only to the developers, parts of the second map were modified. Mountains moved. Rocks appeared. Landslides appeared. Terrain changed. None of this was mentioned in the patch notes. Because terrain deformation data is stored in save files, roads we had already completed became completely broken. The game simply stretched asphalt over the new terrain shape. Previously finished roads turned into distorted asphalt sculptures that followed the contours of the modified landscape. Naturally, we had to rebuild them. Again. On sections that had already been completed. Some of these issues were introduced by patches. Others have existed since launch. The developers remain silent. The Focus Entertainment bug tracker is full of "Under Investigation" reports that have been sitting there for months without meaningful updates. Meanwhile, the community has already identified the causes of many of these issues, ranging from suspiciously commented-out code to the infamous 2 MB terrain synchronization limit. As someone working in software development and QA, I genuinely don't understand what exactly is still being investigated. I understand even less why none of this has been officially communicated to players while people continue reporting the same issues across Steam, Reddit, the bug tracker and the official forums. If you're buying this game for co-op, don't. Would I recommend it for single-player? Also no. If you're expecting something like Spintires, MudRunner or even SnowRunner, prepare to be disappointed. This is a sandbox game that literally struggles with sand. The graphics are nice. That's about the nicest thing I can say. Everything else is dragged down by questionable physics, weak audio design, and technical issues that never seem to end. Even performance isn't particularly impressive. On GeForce NOW Ultimate servers, the game struggles to maintain more than 70 FPS without frame generation despite visuals that hardly justify such demanding hardware requirements. For a game whose biggest strength is supposed to be its visuals, that's not exactly a great look. We're disappointed enough that we're considering requesting a Steam refund despite having more than 200 hours played. We would gladly remove the game and everything associated with it from our accounts. Because we bought it for co-op. And the funniest part is that we didn't quit after two hours. We gave this game more than two hundred hours of chances. It used every single one of them. And then it made co-op impossible.

Ich hab jetzt ungefähr 50 Stunden in RoadCraft gesteckt, und ehrlich gesagt: Es ist okay, aber mehr auch nicht. Das Spiel hat ein paar nette Ideen, und am Anfang macht es sogar Spaß, weil man neugierig ist, was noch kommt. Man baut ein bisschen, fährt ein bisschen, probiert Sachen aus, das funktioniert schon. Mit der Zeit merkt man aber, dass RoadCraft nicht wirklich wächst. Viele Missionen fühlen sich gleich an, und irgendwann hat man das Gefühl, man macht immer wieder das Gleiche, nur in einer anderen Farbe. Die Steuerung ist in Ordnung, aber manchmal reagiert sie einfach nicht so, wie man es erwartet. Gerade wenn man präzise fahren muss, merkt man, dass da noch Feinschliff fehlt. Die Physik ist so ein eigenes Thema. Manchmal wirkt sie realistisch, und dann kippt man plötzlich bei einer Mini‑Unebenheit um, während man andere Situationen überlebt, die eigentlich unmöglich sein sollten. Das reißt einen ein bisschen raus. Grafisch ist das Spiel solide. Nicht hässlich, aber auch nichts, woran man sich erinnert. Es erfüllt seinen Zweck, aber es hat keinen eigenen Stil, der hängen bleibt. Was mir am meisten fehlt, ist dieses Gefühl von Fortschritt oder Motivation. Man spielt, macht eine Mission, dann die nächste, aber es entsteht kein richtiger Flow. Es ist eher ein „Ja gut, mach ich halt noch eine“, aber ohne Begeisterung. Unterm Strich: RoadCraft ist nicht schlecht, aber es fehlt der Funke. Es ist ein Spiel, das man mal ausprobieren kann, wenn man gerade nichts anderes hat. Aber es ist nichts, was man lange im Kopf behält.

Game failed to save Earned XP and Money from hours on friends world. Bug that has been a known issue for 8+ months, dont waste your time until its fixed

Before I say anyhting about this game, one thing needs to be made absolutely clear and should be in all caps on the top of the store page: THIS. GAME. IS. NOT. SNOWRUNNER. If you're expecting this game to be like Snowrunner, don't bother with it. Roadcraft is a construction/logistics simulator with light offroading elements and some Runner mechanics (like fuel and "manual" transmissions) shoehorned in through custom modes. With that framing in mind, this game does what it sets out to do quite well. The maps are gorgeous, fairly large and vary in both environment and challenge. I'd estimate that including the DLC maps, there's probably 300 hours or so of content in the game. So there's no shortage of things to do, and you can approach the maps and missions however you want. Want to pave delete every tree on the map and pave the entire thing? You can. Want to do the bare minimum for completion and move on? You can do that too. That being said, this game has it's pain points. 1. The convoys you need to create for maybe 1/3 of the missions follow your instructions to the letter with zero room for interpretation or error. A good chunk of them also use the most useless vehicles in the entire game. 2. Some of the scouting missions are worse than anything Saber ever cooked up in Snowrunner. I never really enjoyed scouting there, and I really don't here. 3. Saber's support of this game has been a real mixed bag, content for this game is released inconsistently and besides the maps, isn't very good. It also took them five months to fix an issue that prevented users with AMD cards for playing the game. I would highly reccomend this game to anyone looking for a construction sim with plenty of content to sink your teeth into. Just again, it isn't Snowrunner and comparing the two deminishes what this game is good at.

If you have that particular flavour of 'tism where monotonous tasks tickle your brain, this is the game for you!

The game is fine but what I hate is that I bought a pre-ordered ultimate addition thing and that somehow doesn't cover the new dlc's despite the fact I had to pay $100, I love snowrunner and snowrunner games (even expeditions) but they need to let the beginning ultimate edition be the ultimate addition and not pay for extra little addons, they even did the same thing in expeditions where it doesn't cover everything I hope they change this in the future rather then milking their playerbase.