RoadCraft Reviews
Overall, RoadCraft offers a unique enough twist on the established Spintires formula, if a streamlined one, to be worth giving a go.
Now if you'll excuse me, I've got a bulldozer stuck in the mud that needs rescuing.
RoadCraft aims for a specific target – that is, people who find heavy machinery unbelievably cool – and hit it straight in the middle, granting dozens of hours of playtime spent paving roads and using cranes. It could use some work on the interface, though.
Review in Italian | Read full review
RoadCraft takes the intricate off-road fun of MudRunner and SnowRunner, and melds it with involving micro-management and building aspects, resulting in a fantastic experience that's the dev's best vehicle sim to date. With eight big maps full of ruined environs and treacherous conditions to contend with, a huge array of complex vehicles to master, and co-op play to maximise the fun of it all, this is a big old blast of a thing, a huge sandbox that's got excitement, depth, and challenge in spades.
RoadCraft is a must-play for fans of construction simulators. There is a coziness in the laborious nature of its gameplay that is hard to resist, and with a huge amount of content, you'll be busy cleaning up natural disasters for dozens of hours.
If you like this type of productions and/or simulators, this is a great game to indulge your addiction at will and the best thing is that you will only need to try it for a few minutes to know that you will like it .
Review in Spanish | Read full review
RoadCraft is an interesting simulation compromise, which combines great attention to detail in models, times and settings, with the attempt to maximize the importance of the “task - completion - reward” mechanism.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Easily better than Snowrunner or Expeditions, Roadcraft is one of 2025's best, and a convincing argument that even the most esoteric subject matter can be translated into compelling videogames.
RoadCraft feels like the culmination of everything Saber Interactive learned while making its previous simulation games. Its vast variety of vehicles all feel incredibly fun to drive around, and rebuilding a place that got wrecked by natural disasters can be incredibly rewarding.
RoadCraft blends satisfying vehicle simulation and thoughtful infrastructure-building mechanics with standout multiplayer gameplay, despite some minor simplifications and lingering quirks.
RoadCraft is everything I had previously enjoyed in Expeditions while building upon it with increased challenges and task that will test players each step of the way and require some clever thinking at times.
RoadCraft is a game that will require absolute patience if you want to get the job done, while adding some leeway to speed things up a bit. While game progression is slow, it is part of its charm as these are heavy work vehicles, and they're not made for speed, thus fitting its theme. The world is very well-detailed and eases you into its mechanics throughout your gameplay. While sometimes repetitive, it compensates with different strategies to complete the task. The beautiful landscapes of your work areas make it forgiving when your vehicle travels through the rough terrain. It's like you're doing actual work as seen in real life, thus creating a great simulation game.
RoadCraft is a deeply immersive driving sim that combines realistic vehicle physics with strategic infrastructure management. While its slow pace and complex mechanics may not suit everyone, those who stick with it will find a uniquely rewarding experience.
Review in Persian | Read full review
RoadCraft is a high-quality simulator focused on road construction. Its wide variety of levels and machinery—along with the fun of controlling them—and of course, the environmental and mechanical challenges involved in operating the vehicles and completing tasks, all come together to make it a standout simulator. Despite some technical issues and a clunky user interface, I definitely recommend it to fans of this genre.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Roadcraft is surprisingly deep and well-made. While different from MudRunner or SnowRunner, it can still appeal to their fans as well as newcomers interested in construction and heavy machinery. The dynamic mud system remains fun, and the visuals and technical scenarios impress. Some tasks do get repetitive over time, and a bit more automation could help'but overall, it's a solid construction sim in tough terrain.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
RoadCraft is recommended for its content as a whole. From being able to enjoy a realistic physics system, to being able to control a large number of specialized machinery. It is ideal for those who enjoy meticulous planning and building satisfaction.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
RoadCraft is closer to building sims than to being the successor of transporting goods through difficult terrain. Perhaps thanks to this, I really enjoyed playing.
RoadCraft puts all its eggs in the proverbial basket of innovation, boasting a stellar physics engine and detailed driving and mechanical control systems. But with an inadequate tutorial, frustratingly slow initial progress, and an overemphasis on driving over building, it veers off its own course, losing sight of player accessibility and its own genre's roots.
The game every college student wanted, but couldn't get because they chose to study, is here to make their dreams come true. A good simulator, a little slow, but ideal for passing the time for a looooong time.
Review in Spanish | Read full review