Two difficulties are available: Casual and Hardcore and they're both challenging. An unrelated but similar scene to the story below But make plans because wrong turns can lead to being stuck in the mud or the trees or worse, capsized with a loss of the current load and damage to your vehicles. Perhaps you'll want to use a smaller vehicle to scout the map first and uncover all the navigation watch points so can see everything and make more extensive plans. Pay close attention to how roads intersect with each other and what kind of terrain they go through. Take note of where log kiosks are located in relation to fuel stations and other garages. Take a look at the map, plan your route and begin preparing for your trip. Options range from fireproof exhaust in order install a fuel cistern, to a crane for loading logs in your carrier or trailer, to repair trailers and spare wheels in order to fend off damage in the field. Once you choose your map and trucks you'll (usually) start at a garage where you can then set those vehicles up the way you want. Slow paced logging at that.īut here's the thing: That slow paced logging is extremely engrossing. But maybe come back and read this too 'cos that would be nice of you. Or if you don't want to read this go check it out on their site here. How exciting could that be? Well, let's look at the game in detail and hopefully I'll inspire some more folks to try this one out. Spintires: MudRunner is a physics based driving simulator where the player is put into the role of a logger who drives Soviet era vehicles through the Russian wilderness with the goal of carrying loads of logs to a lumber mill. Okay with that said I want to talk about Saber Interactive's new title. So, sadly that likely means no more Torchlight or Hob sequels and certainly no new projects from an honest developer who deserved better than the hand they were dealt.

Runic wasn't creating 'games as a service' style content and have been shut down largely because of it. While I'm on that subject -Please, everyone bow your heads in a moment of silent mourning for one of those last good developers: Runic Games. MudRunner is worth every bit of $30 and I'm very happy to support developers who still make games to be played and not to be cut into pieces to be sold as DLC and premium features.

I don't own the first game so I didn't get the discount but I don't care even a little. No loot boxes, no pay walls, no nonsense and if you already owned the original Spintires game you'd get 50 percent off the already very fair $30 price tag. I actually broke a guidline and pre-ordered MudRunner.

Spintires mudrunner free to play