Five months ago, Focus Entertainment and Saber Interactive opened a Public Test Server for its heavy machinery simulation title, RoadCraft, allowing players to test out some of the new features that were being added.
Today, they added a slew of new features and gameplay mechanics to the server, including seven new vehicles, two maps, and lots of quality-of-life improvements. You can see the full list of changes courtesy of the patch notes below:
New Vehicles:
- Derry Longhorn 4520 Heavy Scout
- Hollander M7 Cable Layer
- Torque G175 Tree Crusher
- Minuteman K370 Explorer
- Wayfarer OFT96 TS D Heavy Dump Truck
- Wayfarer OFT96 TS T Heavy Cargo Truck
- 5111B Dragline Demolisher
DLC Maps:
- Autumn Collapse
- Summer Drought
QOL Fixes
- Removed gearbox settings from the start campaign menu to the game settings menu
- Added the Toy truck count
- New SFX
- New VFX
- Improved save system
- Updated foliage and trees
- Localization fixes
Alongside these changes, new gameplay features like Ghost and Demolition Buildings, Exploration towers, Hidden Objectives, Echo Assist, and TeeCrusher mechanics will be available to try out. The server is also adds support for Thrustmaster SimTask FarmStick to RoadCraft.
Last year, Roadcraft celebrated its 2.0 update, adding photo mode that lets you shoot and customize your trucks and locations with a variety of unique filters and features to capture the glory and power of your machines. Other notable changes include updated on/off functionality for engines, improved quick player marker placement, and reduced rainfall occurrences.
They ended 2025 by adding a bunch of content as part of the Rebuild Expansion, including two new maps filled with additional missions, activities, and utility vehicles. The construction sim is currently available on PC (Steam), PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, starting at $39.99.