Saber Interactive has locked in May 19, 2026, for the launch of the Crawler Pack DLC. While originally expected in April, this short delay ensures the new heavy machinery is ready for the rough terrain of RoadCraft. The pack is set to be free for all Reclaim Expansion owners and is currently available for testing on the Public Test Server (PTS).
The Crawler Pack introduces three specialized vehicles designed to tackle debris and reconstruction tasks that standard wheels just can't handle:
- Forester Neo: A nimble but sturdy option for tight recovery zones.
- Greenway HT 500: Built for heavy-duty lifting and durability.
- Tuz 303 Karelian: A powerhouse capable of navigating the most unforgiving mud and rubble.
Beyond the new toys, Hotfix 6.3 has rolled out to address a specific frustration for PC players. The update targets a recurring crash issue affecting AMD GPUs on driver version 26.1.1, significantly improving stability for those running Team Red hardware.
Perhaps the biggest news for the long-term health of the game is the confirmation of vehicle modding. Saber has announced that modding support, including multiplayer compatibility, is coming in a future update. For a sandbox simulator like RoadCraft, this is a game-changer. Allowing the community to forge their own specialized rigs means the potential for unique engineering solutions is virtually limitless. Between the official May 19 release and the promise of community-created content, the reconstruction effort is only just beginning.
Soren