In development · 1–4 players online
Totally Screwed Road Crew
Same idiots. Different hats. More chaos.
Four overconfident road workers, one simple job, and live traffic that reacts to every cone you misplace.
Arrive at the site, set up the work zone, fix the road. Or don't. Every cone, sign, barrier and ramp is a physics object, and the traffic drives through whatever you build.
Do the job well and score work quality. Do it badly and score chaos. Either way you'll understand exactly what happened, because you'll have watched it in slow motion from a ditch.
A shift on the crew
Every round follows the same plan. It rarely goes to plan.
- Clock inArrive at the site and get your work orders.
- Set upCones, signs and barriers to make a safe work zone.
- Do the jobCarry, place and operate gear, together or in each other's way.
- Watch trafficDrivers react to whatever road you just built.
- Get scoredWork quality versus chaos at the end of the shift.
From the game



Features
Online co-opUp to four players over the internet. Bring friends you don't mind ruining.
Traffic with a temperSedans, SUVs, delivery vans and semis, each brakes, steers and panics its own way.
Grab, carry, throwCones, signs, barriers and ramps. Use them properly, or creatively.
Two scoresWork quality and chaos, tallied side by side.
Ragdoll recoveryWorkers stumble, fall, and get back up. Mostly.
Readable chaosEvery pile-up has a cause you can see, so you can do it again on purpose.
Job sites
Two playable now, more on the way.
Five-lane expresswayHigh speed, heavy volume, and a lot of room to be wrong. Playable.
Mountain tunnel curveTight corners, no visibility, nowhere to put the cones. Playable.
Country roadTwo lanes, tractors and livestock. Planned.
City construction zonePedestrians, buses and a lot of opinions. Planned.
Bridge worksiteWind, height and one way off. Planned.
Where it's at
DoneOnline co-op build
1–4 players over Epic Online Services, two maps.
In progressPublisher pitch
Playtests, trailer and pitch deck.
NextCareer mode
Crew progression across tougher roads.


