Truck World: Australia

Steam release is planned for the first half of 2027. Add it to your wishlist while the Epic and Xbox early versions continue to develop.

You can play it now through Xbox Game Preview. Expect big changes before the final version.

The Founders Edition is on the Epic Games Store and includes Paint Jobs Pack №1.

PlayStation is one of the game's announced platforms, next to Steam, Xbox and Epic.

You can drive with a steering wheel or a gamepad.

The Steam store lists 12 supported languages for its planned release.

First Haul is free to play and separate from the main game.

Available on Steam and Xbox.

Cross scorching desert roads in the Australian interior.

Survive a sandstorm with a load on the back.

Deliver vital cargo across rough terrain and get a feel for early routes before the full release.

Minimum: Intel i3-4130 3.4 GHz / AMD Ryzen 3 2200U. Recommended: Intel i7-8700 3.2 GHz / AMD Ryzen 7 2700.

16 GB for both minimum and recommended.

6 GB GeForce GTX 1060 / Radeon RX 580.

DirectX 11 minimum, DirectX 12 recommended.

30 GB of free storage.

64-bit Windows. The current Steam client needs Windows 10 or later.

Your trucking career begins on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia.

Coastal towns act as pickup and drop-off hubs along the highways.

Long, remote Outback runs where fuel and rest stops really matter.

Highways mixed with off-road dirt tracks, all with left-hand traffic.

Dynamic weather brings rain and dust storms that change how you drive.

Drivable road trains are planned for a future update and are absent from the initial Early Access release.

Choose a full-trailer contract or place individual loads on your flat-top trailer.

Carry freight for several jobs in one trip, as long as it all fits.

Plan routes to grab loads going the same way and cut down empty kilometres.

The first two story missions introduce your trucking career. Repeatable delivery contracts remain available afterward.

The first Early Access build has one player-owned truck and the first two base upgrades. More progression systems are planned.

The first two base upgrades are included in Early Access, with additional base development planned.

The initial build includes one player-owned truck and limited upgrades. More trucks and systems are in development.

The interior is fully interactive, with buttons and switches that work.

Get out and refuel and service the truck by hand between jobs.

The Steam listing includes Workshop support for its future Steam version; this is separate from the current Epic and Xbox release.

Listed at $34.99 on the Epic Games Store.

Includes Truck World: Australia and Paint Jobs Pack №1.

Sold on the Xbox Store and playable through Xbox Game Preview.

This is an in-development build. Expect new features and changes in updates before the final release.