Initially released on Steam in January 2018, Trailmakers is a game where you’re tasked with building vehicles and using them to explore an open-world. The game is quite beloved by thousands on Steam, ...

Just to remove any doubt right away if you're excited to jump in — the game works great on Linux Desktop / Steam Deck with Proton 9.0-4. It's currently rated Steam Deck Playable, due to Valve noting ...

There’s a calmness to Trailmakers that’s almost serene. The colors are typically warm, and the music ramps up only to a certain extent, maintaining a relaxed atmosphere. The UI is well-organized, and ...

Indie gaming is a key part of the gaming space, and for many, it lets them truly make the games they want to make and see how far they can push gameplay, which is exactly why we’re talking about ...

Watch the Trailmakers: Pioneers cinematic trailer for this 2.0 update for the open-world vehicle sandbox adventure. Trailmakers: Pioneers will be available on PC, PS4 (PlayStation 4), PS5 (PlayStation ...

From Flashbulb Games comes TrailMakers, a sandbox game where you build vehicles, like cars, trucks, boats and planes, with an almost infinite level of creative freedom. For fans of LEGOs, or lapsed ...

Trailmakers from the Danish developer Flashbulb Games lets you race, explore, and fight in a large open-world (alone or with up to seven other players) in the vehicle of your dreams. Whether you want ...

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Indie game developer and publisher Flashbulb Games has released Trailmakers: Pioneers as part of the game's overall Version 2.0 update. Some of the new additions to the game including the ability to ...

I sometimes wonder if games reviewers are the first people to play a new game other than the development team who designed and made it. Because some games arrive fully formed and perfectly crafted but ...

Does this DIY sandbox driver take off? I embark on writing this preview with some major trepidation: for starters, driving and racing games are not my forte, so it would only make sense I’d pass upon ...