About This Game Building a car, airplane, helicopter or walking robot is as easy as playing with blocks. Take your machines on exciting rally races, race them against your friends, or build the craziest contraptions you can imagine in our huge sandbox.Build intuitively with modular blocks - it is easy to get started, and the possibilities are almost infinite.Go on breakneck rally races with vehicles of your own making.There is always something to do: Join the Trailmakers Rally, take on challenges, play in the sandbox, race your friends or shoot each other to bits.Create without constraints in a sandbox full of jumps, half pipes and crazy obstacles.Compete on the global leaderboards in rally and race mode.Four player drop in drop out multiplayer game modes.An active and growing community with tons of premade vehicles ready to test.EARLY ACCESS is short for: Trailmakers is still an infant and will become a lot better and BIGGER over the next year. 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Removing it before whatever replacement was ready was not a smart decision.. (This review was made as of the 0.8.1.24230 update)Trailmakers is a rather promising concept on paper. Being a fan of this strangely absorbing genre of "lego car builders", an interest that i can blame squarely on the botched third instalment to the banjo-Kazooie franchise, this game immediately stood out to me.Not sure if anyone remembers Nuts&Bolts. If you do, then i apologise for reminding you of it, but at least you have a solid grasp of what this game is already. for those not initiated, imagine those lego car sets that you could buy and put together, only those model cars now actually move around and have a pathological hatred for chickens. You can build land, air, sea and a mix of the three, with a lot of factors to take into consideration as you sculpt your lego masterpiece, such as aerodynamics, downforce, stability, traction, power, weight distribution, the completely nutty physics engine that disintegrates your car for no reason, all that good stuff. It's a pretty robust system of game mechanics, and i can't wait for most of them to actually start working properly.So, you've built your lego car. what can you do with it? Well... errr.... not much, to be honest. The game is split into four separate game worlds, each with a different purpose... in theory. There's the sandbox map, where you can drive around, the Danger Zone area, where you can... drive around, and the racing area, where you can... drive... around. Huh. The race area has a host of "races" for you to compete in, but they're all time trials, where you race against ghosts of other players' best times on the course. it gets boring very quickly, and #1 is, of course, always taken up by someone using a bot or script to drive for them so their time's unbeatable, leaving you to waste your time competing for 4th place, because 2nd and 3rd are also bots who just aren't as fast.There was also an expedition mode, where you build vehicles out of parts you find lying around to tackle certain environment-based puzzles. unfortunately, that was scrapped and replaced by a series of repetitive race circuits against AI. Flashbulb's reasoning for this was that expedition was too hard to support, and they have an "exploration" mode in the oven, but how that will turn out remains to be seen. all we have currently is two sandbox maps, a sandbox race map, and a race map that you can't explore and mess around in.The overall problem is that they've made a vehicle-builder, but they've failed to add much that you can do after the vehicle has been made. the maps are all incredibly small, with emphasis on off-road cars, planes and boats, with barely anywhere to test out your 2fast2quick race cars.They seem to think that the lack of horozontal axis can be solved by a vertical axis, so both sandbox and danger zone are hilly and mountainous, with little in the way of actual exploration. The first step to fixing this would be to just merge the danger zone into sandbox. other than performance, i see no real reason to separate what are just the same kind of map but in different flavours. stick 'em together and at least i don't have to sit between two loading screens to swap between them.What this game is crying out for is simply much larger maps. if you were to get a boat or plane and keep going in a single direction on any of the three maps, you'd find that the actual size of the map is simply massive, but only a small portion has anything of actual value in it, so it appears possible to add more land, at least from a game engine perspective. One idea a map dedicated to each basic flavour of vehicle, like a ravine or fjord for planes, an oceanic map with underwater caves for boats and submarines, and some actually lengthy race tracks for both on-road and off-road vehicles respectively.This game also has an online mode. you start up a server, choosing from the race area, the danger zone, sandbox or a fourth map that manages to be even smaller than my IQ, and then you just mess around on it with other people present. normally, incredibly annoying people that will attack you relentlessly and bombard you with racial slurs. unless you're playing with friends on a password-locked server, i wouldn't bother.The game looks pretty nice for something in early access. that sounds like a compliment, i know, but be aware that, to get the full graphical experience, you need to be on the highest settings. The newest update (at time of writing) added a rather surprisingly deep advanced graphics options menu, with a lot of control over a lot of things, up to and including shifting certain processes between CPU and GPU, which helps if your system is a tad lop-sided. However, if you're not on modern hardware, and i mean hardware you wouldn't expect needing for this game, you're going to see a lot of ugly, reduced textures and terrible lighting. Overall, performance is still in need of some optimisation. Even on my extremely modern hardware, (i9 9900K + GTX TITAN XP, are you jealous lads?) there seems to be a lot of lag spikes, microstuttering and, on a couple of occasions, just random freezing as the game struggles to keep up with you. Granted, it's in early access and the devs did release a patch a short while ago that helped mitigate these performance issues, but another go-over wouldn't hurt lads, if you're still showing symptoms, you need to keep taking your medicine.All things considered, i mostly equate this game to an incomplete Sunday dinner. It's got the Sausages, Bacon and Beef of an impressively in-depth lego car-builder, but it's missing the mash potato, carrots, peas and grilled tomatoes of content tailored for said cars, and what you're given feels more like a holdover until something of actual substance is added. given the choice, i'd wait for the exploration update to drop at the very least before making a final decision on this game. it's starved of content, and hopefully, what flashbulb have cooking might make the difference. Guess we have to wait and see.C'mon lads, don't disappoint us.. I don't want to lie here. Trailmakers is not perfect, it has many issues with unstable servers, sometimes wonky physics\/destruction physics and lots of bugs. but that has pretty much every sandbox game to some extent, especially when in early access. but Trailmakers doesn't need to stand out in that regard because it has some other things that make it unique and fun to play. that said I will list some of my personal experiences that I got while playing the game.first of it is really easy to get into thanks to its simple building mechanics and low level of skill Required to build stuff like a functional car or plane, but those same simple mechanics don't limit what you can do in any way(or at least most).Another thing I really like about the game is the "Logic blocks" they are as the name suggests logic related blocks like logic gates and sensors, they allow for some pretty awesome stuff if you know how to use them. (my favorite use is to make semi-automated vehicles)Some of the things I did\/don't like about Trailmakers are the servers, the servers are player hosted which is totally ok with me but even when running on a strong PC they seem to be pretty fragile. another thing about the servers is that the host does not have the option to kick players who are on his server, that can sometimes cause some really annoying situations where a player is being really annoying and you not being able to do something against that except to restart the server and risk him joining again. and then obviously the bugs but they are mostly just annoying and nothing major. (at least for me)And now for some neutral stuff, I personally like the new racing focus on the game but many people got a bit upset about it because, in the beginning, the focus was on open map exploration, but the devs listened and promised a new exploration mode for which i am really excited.And another thing i really like is how close the devs are to the community especially on the official Trailmakers discord server, they have a weekly live stream and talk on the discord really regularly. Very good game! I do not know why people would want to hate it.. This game is motorized Lego in a nutshell. Unlike other complecated craft games, it's very easy to play. Keep in mind the game is still under development, so it's constantly changing! The developers are very friendly and they're continuing to try new things. The only limit is your imagination.. a very good game, you start out building mediocre things, but once you learn the basics you can make very good things, i love making animals, bionic vehicles, and other unique creations, and discovering new methods of movement is very fun Launch Date!: We are finally ready to announce the release date for Trailmakers on Steam Early Access. We initially hoped to have it ready in Q4 2017, but we didn't quite hit that mark. Trailmakers launches on Steam Early Access January 31st! We can't wait to show you the game!We also have a very special invitation. On January 11th-14th, we will have an Open Weekend for Trailmakers. This is your chance to try the game before launch, and EVERYONE is invited. All you need to do to get invited is sign up on our website[www.playtrailmakers.com]. Tell your friends to join, and make sure they sign up. The Open Weekend is multiplayer only, and entirely FREE.Lastly, check out our brand new Early Access Announcement Trailer below!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5banoxNEkzE. Rally Hotfixes & Leaderboard Reset: Hey folks!First, I want to thank you for all your comments and feedback on the Rally Update. We read every word you send us (though we might not answer all of them), and they influence the future updates of Trailmakers. We love to hear from you on Steam, Discord, Twitter or wherever else you throw words at us.Since the Rally update came out, we have released a couple of hotfixes. Due to some balance changes and fixes to exploits, we have also reset the leaderboards. This will not be the last time we reset them. The plan is to reset them when changes we make will impact the times you can get in races. Hotfix 1&2 change list:- Fixed players getting ejected from the builder when involuntarily leaving the race area.- Fixed resetting of hinges when repairing.- Fixed Power Core limit on servers.- Fixed the Boat tutorial on Race Island- Fixed various memory leaks. -Fixed the blueprint browser for updating existing workshop items. It previously only displayed two blueprints to choose from.- We squashed the issue that was causing some users to see lag and rubberbanding in extended play sessions.- The old style FPS counter should not appear and remain on the screen anymore, displaying an incorrect FPS.- Uploads made to the Steam Workshop in this update should now be downloaded correctly and visible in your Blueprint Inventory once again.- Fixed Alternative Rendering requiring to be enabled on GPUs that shouldn't need to use it.- Fixed Toggled Hinges not resetting correctly on repairs.- Blueprints that previously had locked parts will now correctly lose the ! when you own the blocks.- Fixed an issue with an unbound Logic Block set up not accepting input anymore.- Reimplemented the Builder Camera focus on block selected.- Fixed the Blueprint Inventory reloading every time you entered it.- Fixed the Blueprint Inventory not remember your last position.- Snowball Dispenser is back again.- Fixed the worse than intended Aerodynamics on the VIP Seat. It's now the same as the Standard Seat.- Fixed Sandbox being listed as Unknown Game Mode in the Server List.- Fixed Sensor Blocks being turned off when pressing ESC in a multiplayer game.- Fixed the Boombox sounds breaking after crashing/repairing. Again.- Fixed the missing tool tips inside the configurator.- Fixed Hover Engine sounds cutting out after crashes/repair/respawns.- Fixed the Blueprint context menu appearing behind the tooltip when right clicking a blueprint.. Steam Workshop Beta is now on Upcoming and Update News!: Hey Trailmakers!If you’ve been playing the game you’ve probably been eagerly watching the next update timer countdown for your next installment of Trailmakers content. Here at Flashbulb we’ve made the really tough decision to push the release of this update back and rather than give you two smaller updates in a month, we’ll roll it in to one larger update which will contain a mix of both new content, highly requested features and, most importantly - a whole host of bug fixes and performance improvements.But why? 😢This is not a decision we take lightly, but we simply want our players to have the best possible experience when playing Trailmakers. Whether that be in single player Expedition, or having a four player drag race with friends. This delay will allow us to deliver a much more optimal experience both for existing players and also new players joining the world of Trailmakers.For the curious amongst you, here are some of the features from our next update!We’ve heard your complaints in regards to performance and we've gone to great lengths with the coming update to provide players with a much better experience.Made several improvements to multiplayer performance. Made more optimisations in regards to input lag.A whole host of quality of life changes to the builder - including being able to nudge a block by one space.Made our error messages much more informative and useful.Steam Workshop support for Blueprints!We’ve added controller support for build mode and generally improved the game experience when using a controller.Completely reworked keybinding set up.A new asphalt only Race Track on Race Island.We now have multiple leaderboards for each Race depending on the amount of Power Cores used.Improved the way Blueprints are displayed.More bug fixes than you can shake a rusty wrench at!Once we get closer to releasing this update we’ll provide a full list of patch notes so you can see everything that’s changed. We really can’t wait to give you all this update as it will provide players with a greatly improved experience whilst also giving us a great foundation to work from and add the exciting stuff we have planned for the future!But what if I can’t wait?For those of you who want to be at the forefront of Trailmakers, we’re putting a new build on our Upcoming Branch which only includes the Steam Workshop part of the update! Please keep in mind this is very much an in development version and you will almost certainly have weird things happen. But we’d love for you to create some awesome vehicles and share them with everyone and let us know on our Discord[discord.gg] when things go wrong!. Vote on new Trailmakers features!: Hi Trailmakers!Today I want to talk to you about a very cool fan-made initiative called the Trailmakers Suggestions Trello - a place where you can let us know which features you would most like to see in Trailmakers.Some enterprising players on our official Discord server[discord.gg] (please like and subscribe) have taken it upon themselves to create and curate a very large list of feature suggestions for future Trailmakers updates. As developers, this is by no means a checklist that we feel we have to complete before 1.0, but it is a great source of reference for when we discuss updates internally. When considering a new feature, we have to weigh a lot of factors first. Do we (the developers) want it in the game? Do the players want it in the game? Is it good for new players? And for old players? Is it time consuming to develop? The Trello list is one of the places we refer to when we ask ourselves “what do the players want?”. Some of the features on the list will be added, some will be solved by adding other features, and some of them will probably never make it to the game. Since launch we’ve implemented these highly requested player suggestions:If you want to vote for any of the suggestions on the list, all you need is to make a Trello account. If you want a feature added to the board, go to our Discord and post it in the #feature-suggestions room - a helpful moderator will either add it, or let you know if it already exists.You can find the Trello here: https://trello.com/b/aSShFsXY/trailmakers-suggestion-list And our Discord server here: http://discord.gg/Trailmakers. Development Update #7 - The Big Brush: Hi everyone! Hope you are enjoying the summer as much as we are. Today I’d like to tell you a bit about how we are designing the world in Trailmakers.Did you know that with just six 2x4 LEGO bricks you can make 915,103,765 different combinations?[www.math.ku.dk] A truly staggering number of different constructions with only a few bricks. The problem is, most of them look very similar and none of them are particularly interesting. That’s what happens if you randomly put stuff together, with LEGO or with game development for that matter: Lots to see, not much to do with it. Couldn’t fit pictures of the remaining 915,103,763In Trailmakers, our world is not randomly generated, but we are using procedural tools that helps us make new landscapes faster. Tools like the ones in the timelapse gif below where we are first deforming the earth to make an island in the sea, then using another tool to shape some mountains on the island and finally adding vegetation in the form of trees with a third tool. These tools carry an element of randomization without being totally random.Croissant IslandThe way that island was made in just a few minutes is comparable to painting with a big paint brush. It’s quick and effective, but it’s missing the finer details, and it’s the fine details that makes the game fun to play. In Trailmakers, you will do a lot more than just explore the world - we want the environment to challenge you. For that to be certain we need carefully craft the challenges. The big brush can make the mountain, but we will handcraft the roads that lead to the mountain peak to ensure that it is sufficiently challenging. The same principles apply when you start building vehicles in Trailmakers. We are giving you the different parts and making a few rules about how they can be stuck together. If you put them together randomly they might not function very well, but there are still thousands of possible combinations that will work magnificently. It’s rainbow road all over againAs development of Trailmakers progresses, we are making more and more tools that makes it easier for us to create new worlds fast. We hope this will pay off in the long run when we can make worlds quicker for the content-hungry Early Access players. Do you have any cool examples of procedural or random generation? Are you going to spend the summer making all 915,103,765 LEGO combinations?Till next time!. Trailmakers 0.7.3 - The Happy Holidays Update!: The holiday season is upon us. It’s time to cozy up with a blanket, some hot cocoa, and maybe the new Trailmakers update? It’s a smaller update than last time, but it has some new features we hope you’ll enjoy. If you need something else to do during the holidays, make sure you check out our Trailermakers competition[www.playtrailmakers.com] where you can win a Blue Yeti (how thematic).General. Tailwind Hotfix + First Look at Exploration!: Tailwind Hotifx Notes. Development Update #4 - Building for Early Access: Hi everyone!This development update is a bit more meta than the ones we have made before. It’s about the feature choices we make when developing a game for Steam Early Access.When you buy something with the ‘Early Access’ tag on Steam, you expect a small slice of what the full game will be like, and that the developers will keep making the game better. You probably do it to support the development, maybe to save a bit of money, and definitely to try the game as soon as possible. It’s clear from reviews on Early Access games that players expect a relatively bug/crash free game, but are okay with lack of content as long as more is coming soon.We have a HEAP of content planned for Trailmakers, so we have been discussing what to add during the Alpha, what we want to have ready for Early Access launch, and what we want in the full version of the game. Since Trailmakers is all about building vehicles, I will describe our possible approaches with… real estate metaphors. Close enough.One approach is what we’ll call the Shanty Town. In a shanty town approach, we would make all the features we have planned for Trailmakers ready for Early Access, but in a very undeveloped and possibly fragile way. Sure, the features would all be there, but they might be frustratingly simple and lacking structure. Early Access would be spent on repairing, rebuilding and improving the many, many features.The second approach is the Desolate Mansion. With this approach we would pick one feature for Trailmakers, finish it completely and then release Early Access with that feature and not any of the others we have planned. An example would be releasing with a finished Expedition Mode, leaving out Sandbox Mode, Multiplayer, Challenges etc. for later development. Early Access would be spent on adding more features one by one - populating the desert.The third approach, the one we are going with, is the Skyscraper approach. For the Early Access Launch, we are making a solid foundation of fleshed-out features that serve as the core of the game. On top of that, we are creating the framework for more content making it as easy as possible for us to provide monthly content updates. As an example, this means we are building the whole game on a multiplayer framework, but not rolling out multiplayer in every game mode from launch. We think this will give the best experience for you guys, and a more fun Early Access period full of cool content updates!Do you recognize any of these approaches from other games? What do you think about Early Access? Let us know in the comments.
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