Roll Out 구매

Use same the tools we did to make your own content!

Full Steam Workshop support right through the dev tools!

Have an idea for a calamity? An event? A tileset? New weather? New crew types? New items? New buildings? New research? New enemies?

The same tools used to create the main game's content are available to you.

For most of the content, no programming knowledge is required. However, several items also support lua scripting, allowing you to take full control of the functionality if you are so inclined. With most of the game's functionality exposed through the lua API, you can customize to your heart's content.

Then, export it into the game or upload it to the Steam Workshop with the click of a button.

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It's the End Of the World.

• 11 different calamities to play through, from Aliens to Volcanoes to the Earth Drifting Towards the Sun. Each calamity changes the way the game is played. You'll see new events, enemies and weather as you guide the crew to safety!
  
  
• With the calamity raging on behind you, there is only so much time at each stop before the crew needs to Roll Out! Prioritize your actions to make the most of the time you have at each stop before moving on.
  
  
• 6 different tilesets give a wide variety to the game. Travel to the frigid tundra, lush forests, barren deserts and more. Will you be able to find what you need to survive?
  
  
• Over 130 travel events that will challenge you, have you make decisions, and force you to adapt. Blown tires, raving madmen, alien abductions and more, these events will have you wondering what will happen next and trying to plan for every contingency.
  
  
• Leverage the strengths and weaknesses of 4 different crew types, assigning them to tasks they excel in. Will you be able to guide your ragtag band of survivors to safety?
  
  
• Fully configurable difficulty settings. This game is meant to be challenging. However, almost every aspect of the difficulty curve can be customized to make your gaming experience more enjoyable. Too hard? Tone it down. Too easy? Turn it up (if you're brave enough).