As you begin to travel much greater distances in your first vehicle you’ll find scrap resources across the world. Your only real goal is to immediately start exploring and building your first vehicle. The ‘story’ of the game is that you start on a barren planet with little much to do. Story? What Story?įans of narrative games may not find much here since Trailmakers emphasises the player’s own creativity rather than any pre-made story. All you need to do is explore the Steam Workshop to see some of the insane vehicles that are possible to make with Trailmaker’s ingenious building mechanics. The vehicle mechanics are simple to pick up but offer almost limitless fun and experimentation. While once in early access, the game now boasts a full release with tons of content to explore. All players need to do is simply click blocks together to make basic ideas, and the intuitive vehicle creator makes fairly complex construction very simple from there. While creatively a bit banal, the familiarity gives an instant sense of understanding of how players can quickly make the ideas in their heads a reality.
The blocks that make up the vehicles that players will build have an unmistakable resemblance to Lego.
Rather than adopting a first-person view like Minecraft, Trailmakers is third person, giving the world a much wider feeling, which works much better with the game’s focus on vehicular mechanics. The game operates using a very similar style where you control a small character that can build structures out of individual blocks. Players familiar with Lego Dimensions will feel right at home with Trailmakers.
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