- Steam pricePrice
- $7.49$24.99-70%
- Release
- September 18, 2019
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How co-op works
Two to eight online players can share every mode, including the Pioneers campaign, building modular land, sea, air, and space vehicles from physics-driven parts. The group completes missions to unlock components, iterates designs for terrain and obstacles, and tests or compares creations in sandbox worlds.
About this game
Trailmakers hands you a toolkit of modular parts and challenges you to engineer your own vehicles, from speedy racers to hulking off-roaders, then put them to the test across a sprawling open world. You can tackle a full campaign solo or team up online with friends to conquer races, obstacle courses, and exploration objectives that demand clever engineering and quick piloting.
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The building system rewards experimentation: engines, thrusters, gyros, wheels, and wings all snap together, letting you iterate until your contraption can climb cliffs, soar over canyons, or outpace rivals. Multiplayer adds competitive races and cooperative expeditions, so you can show off your designs or collaborate on the toughest trials.
Online co-op and PvP modes mean you will spend time troubleshooting blueprints over voice chat, comparing weight distribution theories, and laughing when a friend's helicopter suddenly becomes a tumbling pile of blocks. Sessions blend creative problem-solving with live competition, making every multiplayer outing a mix of engineering lab and playground chaos.
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Can I play the campaign with friends or is it solo only?
The campaign can be played solo, and you can team up online with friends for races, obstacle courses, and exploration objectives. The listing describes cooperative expeditions and multiplayer challenges, though it doesn't explicitly confirm full campaign co-op progression.
Do we need voice chat to play co-op effectively?
While not required, voice chat is highly recommended. Trailmakers' co-op involves troubleshooting vehicle designs, discussing engineering solutions like weight distribution, and coordinating during races and challenges-the kind of communication-heavy teamwork that works much better with live conversation.