SnowRunner

... and, and so if this game can feel good and look this good, I'm, I'm into it.

You know, it, it's certainly going for that kind of Mudrunner, SnowRunner style of game.

I think it's co-op too.

I believe there is...

But man, the, the style of this has always looked good.

And y- you know, it...

I, I really liked the first couple of hours I played, uh, with SnowRunner, and then it got to the point of like, oh, this is just punishing and wastes, wastes a lot of my time.

And some people will, uh, really enjoy the wasting of time and, and what they need to do here.

The Saber Interactive is most famous for the...

SnowRunner, MudRunner type of games where also they do expeditions and the games of that semblance.

I think SnowRunner might be their most successful game that they're most well-known for.

This game in question is RoadCraft.

So the, the quick boilerplate explanation as to what you're doing in road craft is going to be, it's somewhat of a driving game.

And so you're coming into a post-disaster area where the Monopoly board has been fully flipped.

And you have to work your vehicles into areas that are not traversable and get them all to the point where the infrastructure has been repaired enough so that there's power, water, and accessibility.

into different areas like I think the opening map is like you do like the training map and then there's a giant storm that blows in off the coast and then the same map is called aftermath and you have to come in after all the disasters occurred and then you know rebuild everything that caused all the roads are washed out the power lines are knocked down and what have you and so from a general description that sounds quite interesting anyone who's familiar with The eccentricities of a SnowRunner, MudRunner type of game realizes that the driving in these type of games is definitely weird and different.

So you

mentioned SnowRunner and it's hard.

It's a punishing game.

It is.

There are challenges in Over the Hill, but it's not a challenging game.

How do you balance the difficulty and the reward of doing something?

I think I kind of use the game SnowRunner as a benchmark for that because, yeah, it is like the Elden Ring of off-roading games, I think.

It's famously known for just having these brutal situations which you get completely stuck in, like, say, in the mud or in the water, and you're just totally screwed, basically.

$6 million.

That's what they made S- Okay, so SnowRunner.

Okay, so they made SnowRunner for $6 million total.

That's literally three months of development time in California.

So just run the math on that.