Did you know there’s a game that combines ‘Fallout’ with trucking? It’s set to launch on consoles soon after receiving 88% positive reviews on Steam!

Imagine a survival business sim where you take on the role of a truck driver navigating a Fallout-style post-apocalyptic landscape—this is precisely why I’m bummed that I just discovered Dustland Delivery. It’s the kind of game that fuels my passion for sharing quirky memes, and I’m only now catching wind of it, well after its initial launch in 2024.

At its core, Dustland Delivery is a business simulation where you transform your truck into a mobile operations hub, establishing trade routes between the wasteland’s cities with the aim of making your settlement the new capital. While you can choose to be a merchant, there’s also the option to dabble in banditry or take on altruistic missions, assembling a team of adventurers for hands-on tasks.

In a pre-launch devlog, the developers mentioned they drew inspiration from both Death Stranding and Fallout 2, a combination that resonates deeply with me. Since its release on Steam in 2024, the game has received over 1,000 reviews, boasting an 88% positive rating from players. The main criticisms seem to revolve around a clunky UI and lackluster tutorials, but the richness of the gameplay appears to outweigh these drawbacks.

I only stumbled upon Dustland Delivery thanks to its upcoming console release on Switch, Xbox, and PS5 on January 22—by the time you read this, it might already be available. With the sheer volume of games launching on Steam daily, it’s no wonder a title that aligns so closely with my interests flew under my radar. Here’s hoping the console version gives everyone a chance to experience what we might have overlooked.

Death Stranding 2 is essentially an Australian Truck Simulator in disguise, and that’s because Sam Porter Bridges isn’t just a man—he’s a truck.