Out of Hours has a store page, and if you're reading this you've found it. Thanks for stopping.
It's a top-down parking sim about the last ten minutes of a fourteen-hour day. The lot is nearly full, the one open stall is between two sleeping rigs, and you've got a 53-foot trailer to put in it without waking anyone.
What it is
- A real 53' dry van behind a long-nose tractor, or a cabover: 42° of steer lock, five turns lock to lock, tandems that slide.
- The vehicle model is checked against the closed-form maths of a real tractor-trailer, so off-tracking, tail swing and jackknife aren't scripted. They're what happens when you turn the wheel.
- Ten lots traced from real truck stops, including Little America, Iowa 80 and Jubitz. The stalls are where they really are. So are the light poles.
- Night, rain, snow, fog. You see what your lamps light.
- Hours of service are counted. Every pull-up costs. Touching anything ends the attempt.
When
November 2026, Windows and Mac. The build is finished and with Steam for review now. A wishlist tells Steam who to show it to on launch day, and gets you an email when it's out.
Where to talk
There's a Discord for the studio, with a forum for the game: discord.gg/CRVuzbNZQu. Bugs, suggestions, and your best (or worst) parks welcome.
— Vinay, Tomahawk Games