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A real sense of immensity, an endless road with surprises at every stop.
Numerous vehicles and various DIY projects to keep you going.
Beware of accidents, especially if you're about to fall asleep.
One of those rare little games with unique gameplay.
my goal in this game is to find one and see if i can get it to work. and it's zen, basically a bigger version of jalopy, calmer than pacific drive, and still has survival mechanics.
the dev is currently basically rewriting the entire game from scratch, because like every self-taught dev, he has made some big coding errors in the past and is now better equipped to make better and more robust code.
the multiplayer works fine, but in the end it is a specific type of game for a specific type of person, and if you think that what is currently in the game isn't good enough, then simply don't buy it.