- Steam pricePrice
- $19.99
- Release
- March 18, 2021
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
One player drives a monster truck that explodes if it slows down while another places road tiles directly ahead. Online co-op supports this two-role pairing; local split-screen expands to four players with paired drivers and builders in competitive team modes.
About this game
Can't Drive This splits co-op into two frantic roles: one player steers a monster truck that must keep moving or explode, while the other frantically places road tiles just ahead of the wheels. The tension comes from the fact that neither player can succeed alone, and every second of hesitation brings the countdown closer to detonation.
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The core loop is simple but relentless. The driver must navigate sharp turns, jumps, and hazards at speed, while the builder scrambles to lay down safe paths without leaving gaps or dead ends. Mistakes compound quickly, and both roles demand total focus and constant communication to survive each chaotic run.
The game supports both online and local split-screen co-op for up to four players, letting you mix drivers and builders in competitive or cooperative modes. Sessions are loud, messy, and full of blame-shifting banter, making it a natural fit for couch play or voice chat with friends who enjoy high-pressure teamwork.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the co-op work between the driver and builder?
One player drives a monster truck that will explode if it goes too slow or stops, while the other player frantically builds the road ahead by placing tiles in real time. The driver must navigate whatever track the builder creates, and the builder must stay ahead of the truck without leaving gaps. Both players need to communicate constantly because neither can succeed without the other.
Can we play this with four players, or is it just two?
The game supports up to four players in split-screen, mixing drivers and builders across competitive or cooperative modes. You can play both online co-op and local couch co-op.
What platforms can we play this on together?
Can't Drive This is available on Windows, Mac, and Linux, and it supports Steam Remote Play Together if you want to play online with someone who doesn't own the game.