RutMaker

This is a sandbox-style off-road exploration game where you can freely assemble vehicles and go off-roading! No rules, no limits. Your imagination is your vehicle. Here, you can mount giant tires on a train chassis and crush deserts and rocks, or transform an airplane into an off-road beast. Anything you can piece together is your ride. But having a vehicle isn't enough. Ahead may lie a broken canyon, a rushing river, or a cliff too steep to climb. That's when you assemble a crane and build a bridge where it seems impossible. How and where you build it depends entirely on your engineering creativity. The game features 10 vastly different massive maps, from desolate deserts to dense forests, each packed with terrain that wants you dead. Complete missions to unlock more powerful parts, then return to the workshop to assemble even crazier vehicles. It's a positive loop: the more you off-road, the more you modify; the stronger you get, the wilder your ideas become. In the current version, you can earn 15+ body parts, 20+ tire parts, 10+ engine parts, and 15+ chassis parts by completing in-game missions. More parts will be added for free in future updates. This game was developed solo over more than two years. It may not have the most stunning graphics, but it has the freest creativity and the most sincere polish. Core Features: - Free Assembly, Anything Goes Off-Road: A rich library of vehicle parts—train heads, airplane fuselages, tires—mix and match as you please. If you think it can drive, it should drive. - Crane Bridge-Building, Create Your Route: Terrain impassable? Don't detour—build a bridge. How and where you build it is your strategy. - Over 200 sq km of Interconnected Maps, 10 in Total, Each an Expedition: Diverse terrain, not a single map is filler. - Pure Single-Player, Complete Core Experience: The current Early Access version already has a near-complete gameplay loop, rich in content, and fully playable right after purchase. Gameplay Guide: - Vehicle Assembly Upon starting, you'll arrive at an assembly point. Here, freely build the vehicle you desire. After assembly, don't forget to refuel: diesel engines use diesel, jet engines use aviation kerosene, and rocket engines use rocket fuel. To start aircraft or rocket engines, click the corresponding icon on the right side of the screen or press the shortcut key. - Missions Once your vehicle is ready, drive to nearby mission points (engineering vehicles cannot accept missions). A mission point is marked with an "i" icon on the ground. After accepting, follow the navigation to the destination (marked with a "?" icon). Completing missions rewards money and parts (in the trial version, most rewards are locked). Driving on rough sections may increase the chance of earning better mission rewards. If you get lost, press M to open the map and find your way. - Vehicle Recovery If your tires slip and lose grip, activate the differential lock (DiffLock) to help escape. If you fall into a deep pit, cliff, or water, you'll need a rescue. You can abandon the vehicle, return to the assembly point to build a new one for towing, or directly assemble a crane to lift the stuck vehicle. - Switch Vehicles Press M anytime to open the map and switch to any other vehicle you own. - Speed Limit On complex off-road sections, enabling the speed limit (SpeedLimit) function makes handling easier and the experience more comfortable. - Map Construction Some mission destinations cannot be reached directly and require map construction. Shops are scattered across the map where you can buy concrete prefabs, rocks, and other materials. Assemble a flatbed truck to transport materials to the designated location, then drive a crane to construct (most commonly used to build bridges). This will make future missions much easier. All your constructions are permanently saved—let your imagination run wild. - Sell Vehicles When short on funds, you can drive your vehicle directly to a shop to sell it. More gameplay and features await your exploration.