I'm not much of a driving enthusiast, so I steered clear of Saber Interactive's Mudrunner in 2017 and flaked out playing on Snowrunner in 2020. I like games where you do simulated jobs, though, and that's what got me interested in RoadCraft, Saber's new sim where industrial zones have been devastated by natural disasters and there's only one way to set things right: by sending in a bunch of big ol' trucks.
But there's way more to RoadCraft than just crafting roads: you've gotta rebuild bridges, haul cargo, mend pipelines and lay powerlines, and even harvest resources like timber and scrap metal to be manufactured into new products for the repair effort.
