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September 24, 2025 – Denmark/Canada — Indie teams Pebbles Games and PlayTogether Studio have revealed Arctic Drive, a first-person co-op survival road trip where players band together to keep a single dependable pickup running across a frozen, procedurally generated wasteland.
In Arctic Drive, up to four players must coordinate roles, share supplies, revive teammates, and upgrade their vehicle to withstand the punishing cold. Every object is physical: if you can carry it, you can cram it in the rig or trailer. Engines, heaters, bunks, scanners, and instruments transform the car into a lifeline against hunger, thirst, body temperature, and sudden whiteouts.
Key Features
- 1–4 player co-op: Coordinate, survive, and keep the convoy rolling.
- Immersive simulation: Physics-driven hauling, driving, and scavenging.
- Procedurally generated Arctic: Fresh routes, storms, and hazards each run.
- Vehicle as lifeline: Customize, repair, and upgrade with meaningful survival gear.
- Survival challenge: Balance hunger, thirst, warmth, and shelter against the elements.
Arctic Drive will launch on Windows, macOS, and Linux with console platforms planned.
Developers Martin (Pebbles Games, Denmark) and Clem (PlayTogether Studio, Canada) describe the game as “the co-op road trip we’ve always wanted to play—about friendship, a single car, and the long road through the ice.”
For assets, interviews, or early builds when available, contact: clem@playtogether-studio.com