Read our review of Expeditions: A MudRunner Game with pictures, gameplay impressions and our verdict.
► Out March 5th on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendoname, developers Saber Interactive have relaunched the title as a spin-off to the popular off-roading series. It’s the first new game sincein 2020 and looks to focus on the exploration and navigation side of off-roading, rather than heavy haulage.
Once you’re in, you can complete the expedition, plus explore and carry out additional tasks and contracts on the map, but you can’t bring in any additional vehicles or start any new expeditions. In order to do this, you need to exit back into the main menu, then launch a new expedition and load the trucks back in.
On the negative side, there does not appear to be a way to save preset loadouts for each truck – meaning it needs to be done manually on each deployment. Also, the additional team members aren’t fleshed out beyond a Pokemon-style trading card stating their abilities, while some truck abilities – such as the jack-screw – take away some of the jeopardy associated with rolling your ride in the middle of nowhere. Not to mention there’s no animation to accompany the truck righting itself.
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