Focus Entertainment and Saber Interactive have officially launched RoadCraft, a new cooperative construction simulation game where players take on the role of modern-day rebuilders. Available now on PlayStation 5, Xbox, and PC, the game offers a fresh and flexible experience for fans of simulation and co-op gameplay.
A journey of rebuilding and creativity
RoadCraft brings back the nostalgic joy of building and imagining—this time on a much bigger scale. Players are dropped into disaster-struck regions where storms and fires have disconnected communities. Your mission is clear: restore roads, clear debris, and help revive towns and industries across eight expansive maps. These maps range from lush forests to dry highlands and harsh desert environments, offering a variety of visual and gameplay challenges.
The game focuses on freedom and creativity. There’s no single solution to how you rebuild. Players can choose different approaches—lay down straight highways or experiment with roundabouts, depending on what feels right. With over 40 heavy-duty machines, including cranes, bulldozers, logging equipment, and roadwork vehicles, there’s plenty of room for experimentation.
Built for teamwork
One of the key highlights of RoadCraft is its four-player cooperative mode. Players can join friends through crossplay support and voice chat, making teamwork smoother and more engaging. Whether you’re strategising the next construction step or just enjoying a shared gaming session, everyone contributes to the project with shared progression. This means that no matter who hosts, all players move forward together.
RoadCraft: Special launch editions and future content
Players can pick between two editions of RoadCraft:
- The Standard Edition gives access to the full game.
- The Rebuild Edition adds some extra bonuses, including the Invictus Type A scout vehicle and access to the upcoming Rebuild Expansion. The first DLC under this expansion is already in the works and planned for release later this year.
RoadCraft isn’t just a game about repairing roads. It’s about building something meaningful together. It captures a mix of childhood wonder, modern simulation design, and collaborative play. Whether you’re a solo planner or a group of friends looking to tackle projects together, RoadCraft is now ready for you to dive in.
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