MudRunner

The MudRunner is designed for lovers of heavy trucks and dangerous trails. There is no deep plot, but there is plenty of fast and dirty gameplay. At the beginning of the match, the player finds himself in the middle of a large location without a map. The map is hidden in fog until scouts explore it. Trucks age and require careful handling. Snow and swamps replace each other on the map. Locations are divided by type of coverage and terrain. The road begins with a mud track in the middle of the forest. You have to navigate by compass and reconnaissance. A winch and wheel locking solve half the problems. Water floods the engine if you drive straight ahead. Trailers are attached to cars in parking lots. Walkways and stones serve as natural landmarks. The trailer is hitched to the car in the parking lot. The cargo needs to be delivered without drowning the car in the swamp. Machines are divided into heavy and mobile. Additional tasks add complexity. Driving on a rut is safer, but takes longer. Gasoline runs out at the most inopportune moment. Different types of trucks behave differently: some pull a trailer, others plow the road. A winch, wheel blocking and a lower gear most often save the day. The additions brought new regions and cars. Night driving is more dangerous than daytime driving due to potholes and water. Additional tasks are given by new cars. Tasks are combined into delivery chains. For those players who love off-roading, there are plenty of challenges here. The weather makes the journey difficult, and the night makes it more dangerous. The additions brought new cars and regions. The cooperative unites drivers in a column. The column moves slowly, but it gets there. Mods add vehicles and maps.