I was wooed consistently through the latest trailer for RoadCraft, Saber Interactive's follow-up to Expeditions: Mudrunner about rebuilding infrastructure across global disaster zones, but it was the phrase "mobile quarry" that convinced me Roadcraft is the one. Quarries, as you may know, are generally static affairs, given they are literally the ground. But RoadCraft's portable mineral deposit lets you take a little chunk of our planet with you, processing the stone and refilling your trucks on the fly. Put a ring on it, Saber Interactive.
In all seriousness, I've had my eye on RoadCraft since it was announced last year, having always liked Saber's grungy offroad vehicle simulators, especially as they've become more goal-oriented. As this latest in-depth trailer demonstrates, RoadCraft pushes hard in this area, tying all the series' ideas together under the theme of restoring industries and logistics networks across eight different biomes affected by natural disasters.
