Today, Road Studio S.A. revealed a look at its large world for its next highly anticipated simulator, Road Truckers: New Beginning.
When compared to its previous title, Alaskan Road Truckers, the map in Road Truckers: New Beginning is set to be three times the size. It will be split into we split the map into 2 parts: the hub area and the main exploration map, which is four times larger than the hub.
Splitting these areas will allow the developers to create new and varied regions without the need to seamlessly connect them to the existing world of the hub area. The hub area will be the demo area, and it’s roughly 2/3 of the size of the Alaskan map, making the distances feel much more natural and eliminating a need for scaling.
At the moment, a beta for the simulator is in the preparation stages, and then a demo version will be released.
Road Truckers: New Beginning transports players to the small yet vibrant country of Vale Rico, South America, tasking them with starting their own trucking company from scratch. The main story tasks you with revitalizing an old and neglected town by rebuilding it from the ground up, utilizing your own vehicle and completing cargo jobs that help restore the land’s prosperity.
You’ll complete delivery quests to build your town by navigating using either your GPS or your wits, as the game features plenty of uncharted shortcuts, and you’ll have plenty of happy townsfolk.
The simulator is scheduled for release in Q2 2026, initially arriving on PC and PS5, with an Xbox Series X|S release also planned. If you’re looking for more information on Road Truckers: New Beginning, or to wishlist it early, head on over to the official Steam or PS5 pages.
