The world is an endless desert, vast and lonely, but also a beautiful place to live if you've got the tools to get by. Yashi is a survivor with little more to his name than a coyote companion and a van, plus the know-how to keep his vehicle running, getting by from day to day with no particular purpose. One day, though, the van's radio catches a distant signal, not much but certainly a goal to work towards. Maybe there are other people out there, and while it's a slim hope it's not like wandering the desert in one direction is much different than wandering it in another, so Yashi might as well see what's waiting for him at the signal's origin.
Where We're Going, We Don't Need Roads, But They'd Certainly Be Convenient
Yashi: Sand Driver is a chill driving game set in a sunny desert wasteland, just you and your coyote heading out into the world to find your way across it in the hope of finding other people. A very early demo dropped for the game today, riding on the coattails of Steam's Survival Crafting Fest, and while it's noticeably rough due to the "very early"...
