Expeditions: A MudRunners Game Gets New Trailer Showcasing Post-Launch Content Plans

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Sometimes, you have to ask yourself why you’re enjoying Expeditions: A MudRunner Game. Sometimes, you won’t have an answer for it, and sometimes you will. Equal parts excruciating and rewarding, Expeditions tasks you with mostly driving very slowly through places you’re not supposed to drive things. It sounds like a recipe for disaster, and one that’s going to break your teeth along the way thanks to all the rocks that have found their way in there, but it is, in fact, a tasty, wholesome meal of a game, though you’re going to have to chew your way through it from start to finish.

Developer Saber Interactive and publisher Focus Entertainment have announced that Expeditions: A MudRunner Game is out now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch. While the game has been out for a few days for those that bought the game’s Supreme Edition or Year 1 Edition, it is now available for standard edition players as well.

If you've ever looked at a stretch of abandoned road, overcome with mud and muck, and wondered whether your little two-door compact could make it through, MudRunner might be a series you already know. From Spintires to SnowRunner, it's a lovely little franchise that seems to be surviving capably, and its latest is Expeditions: A MudRunner Game, which takes the series in an altogether more scientific direction. Now, your vehicle rescues and arduous mountain climbs have a more intellectual mission briefing before them — but the core gameplay hasn't changed too much.

MudRunner and SnowRunner may share the word we apply to humans and animals moving as quickly as they physically can but, rest assured, nothing about this series is rapid. That is, if you do find yourself moving particularly fast in these excellent, deliberately slow-paced, sandbox-style off-road driving simulators, there’s a strong chance it’s only because you’re tumbling down a mountainside.

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Saber Interactive has been in the news for reportedly leaving Embracer Group and going independent in a $500 million deal, but the company does have a game launching imminently as well in the form of Expeditions: A MudRunner Game. In fact, for many, the off-road driving sim has gone live now.

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