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Offroad Mania (2020)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Pick Classic mode for an obstacle course you can take at your own speed. Each stage has trophies to collect and no time limit. That gives you room to stop before a log or rock, decide where each tire should go, and try a different approach if you come up short. Free Roam is there when you want the same controls without a finish line.
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Pure Rock Crawling (2024)
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
The tires visibly flex, and changing the suspension or adding a lift changes how the truck handles. Pick a marked trail, then drive the same section again with a different setup to see where it helps. Free roaming gives you space to experiment before taking on the trail challenges.
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Over the Hill (2026)
Released
A gap can send you looking for another trail or have you stop to lay planks. Winches help when a vehicle gets stuck, and changing weather alters the conditions on the way. Take one of the classic four-wheel drives out alone to explore at your own pace, or bring friends who would enjoy getting a second truck through the same spot.
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SnowRunner (2020)
7.5/10on IGDB
Released
The same road feels different when you come back with a heavy load. Mud, water, and snow respond to the truck’s weight and movement, and fittings such as snorkels change which routes make sense. Pick this if you want a long progression of hauling jobs and equipment choices. Co-op is optional and gives you someone to share a difficult run with.
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MudRunner (2017)
7.7/10on IGDB
Released
A map, compass, and winch are your tools for getting a delivery across the Siberian backcountry. Rivers and mud react to the weight and movement of the truck, so a promising shortcut can become a recovery job. Try this for the concentration of getting one load through, with the option to bring up to three other drivers.
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Expeditions: A MudRunner Game (2024)
6.6/10on IGDB
Released
Use the drone to look at a route before you commit, or check the depth of water with the echo sounder. A portable anchor gives you another option for the winch where a tree would come in handy. The appeal is putting together a way through for a research trip and watching the plan change once you’re on the ground.
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BeamNG.drive (2015)
7.5/10on IGDB
Released
Start in Johnson Valley and see how differently the same vehicle responds to dunes and rocks. The soft-body simulation makes the damage from a bad approach part of the experiment. Free Roam lets you choose your own climb, and there’s a dedicated rock-crawling mode in local split-screen if you want company and optional recovery rules.
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Overpass 2 (2023)
Released
Head for the hill climbs and obstacle courses to see what a small off-road machine can do on steep and broken ground. Rocks, logs, and mud can slow or damage your vehicle. The UTVs, ATVs, and rock bouncers give you different tools for the job, and the career adds team and calendar management between events.
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Offroad Truck Simulator: Heavy Duty Challenge (2023)
Released
Take a full-size truck through a trials course. Sports Mode puts licensed machines such as the Unimog U1550L on sections modeled on real locations, with an in-cab view and damage to manage. Cargo Mode gives you a separate way to earn money for repairs and unlock more trucks.
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Screamer 4x4 (2000)
Released
Use Free Drive to learn the steep slopes and sudden drops in this sim from 2000. Then try a competition mode and see how well you remember the terrain with the clock running. It’s a good pick if you want a vintage sim where reading the course matters as much as driving it.
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Offroad Mechanic Simulator (2023)
Released
The off-road test is where your workshop decisions prove themselves. A customer might need higher suspension or a snorkel, but you have a budget and have to decide which work earns its cost. Then you take the vehicle out on cliffs and muddy crossings. Pick it if you want a reason to build the truck before you drive it.
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RoadCraft (2025)
8.3/10on IGDB
Released
Sometimes the best way through is to make a road. Clear debris with a bulldozer, lay asphalt with a paver, and use a roller to finish the surface. Then plot the route your transport trucks will follow. Choose this for the satisfaction of making a difficult crossing easier for every vehicle that comes through afterward.
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RV There Yet? (2025)
6.3/10on IGDB
Released
With a winch at each end of the RV, a bad crossing gives the group something to solve together. Trade off between driving and working the winch remote as you try to get through the backcountry to Route 65. This is the choice for a road-trip comedy with friends, especially if the funniest part of the drive is getting the oversized vehicle unstuck.
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