The description mentions that “a local farmer is looking for a qualified driver for a (?) assignment.” The rest is too pixelated for me to further transcribe, but this does at least show that specific missions are making a return, and it seems like they’re being more fleshed out to include something more than just tasks related to logging.Lol, sorry I was gone all day.
Looking at the top left and top right, you’ll notice it says “Work for Old Sweat” this is likely the name of the current mission that’s being played. Undiscovered areas are still obscured in black, however. It also seems to be more detailed by showing a full 3D overhead view of the surroundings. As for the map itself, it’s easy to see that it’s now in full color rather than a black-and-white render. In previous entries, some maps would simply be called things like “Island”, so this adds some more character as was first introduced in the American Wilds DLC for the original MudRunner. It appears that the maps will also more formal names, as this one in the shot is called “Smithville Dam”. Zooming in on the text confirms that locations in the USA will once again be represented in MudRunner 2, as this specific map shown in the screenshot is actually in the state of Michigan. As for what the elements at the bottom right mean, it’s not quite clear to me, though it could be either be the gear system or maybe even a mini-map.įinally, the last shot gives us a look at the world map. Regardless, it’s bound to add yet another layer of stress to the already tough nature of Spintires. Though, this could also mean that specific parts of trucks will be damaged when the vehicle collides with objects. As for the remaining icons, maintenance may also now be a part of the gameplay experience. This is a returning feature, but hopefully, it doesn’t replace the cool effect of seeing the fuel slush around in the tanks. The most prominent of these icons is a fuel icon, which shows that trucks will need to be refueled as you play. It’s surrounded by many different symbols, all of which resemble icons that you’d see on a real vehicle dashboard.
Notice the bottom left where the speedometer is. The HUD looks completely different from previous entries in the series. The second screenshot shows off a proper gameplay session (with another new truck, on top of that, though the make and model is unclear).
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