Huge floods, collapsed bridges, hundreds of houses and buildings destroyed - given the scale of the chaos in Roadcraft, and the enormity of your tasks, it's surprising how much the tiniest details can completely ruin your day. Yes, we need to pump out the quarry, lay tens of miles of electric cable, and redirect the town's water supply, but there's a bigger problem: I can't securely attach my asphalt paver to the back of my cargo truck. It's all about the minutiae in Roadcraft. Already one of the greatest and most realistic driving and simulation games on Steam, Saber's superlative Snowrunner spinoff is now several times better thanks to a long-awaited, transformative update, which addresses dozens of these seemingly minor little nuisances to make the whole experience more cohesive.
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