The Slaverian Trucker

The Slaverian Trucker is a Survival/Truck/Life simulator game. Make enough money to survive and expand your wealth in the harsh semi-post apocalyptic lands of Slaveria, doing legal and illegal work, while maintaining, fixing, building, repairing, tuning your trucks, cars and other vehicles.

The Slaverian Trucker is a simulation, automobile sim and driving game developed and published by Budai.
Released on December 01st 2021 is available in English only on Windows.

It has received 477 reviews of which 415 were positive and 62 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.1 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam and has a 50% discount.


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Windows
  • OS: 64bit version of Windows 10
  • Processor: +3 GHZ dual core processor
  • Memory: 6 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GT 1030 or AMD equivalent
  • DirectX: Version 9.0
  • Storage: 1200 MB available space
  • Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Soundcard

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Sept. 2024
My inner Gopnik is fully crouched. Full of character, fun, culture, kielbasa, and vodka - the main loop never strays too far from tried and true and improves on points of my summer car while also making the true euro truck simulator. It is priced right at full price - buy it. Support these devs!
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Sept. 2024
If you like games like The Long Drive and My Summer Car then this is the game for you. It has a lot of the aspects of both games but including a lot of the assets from The long drive but minus the annoying stuff. Unlike The Long Drive, this game has missions and stores you can go to to buy food, water and resources. Unlike My Summer Car, you can't die from stress and it's not anywhere near as complicated to maintain your vehicle. Aside from that, it's similar to both of those games because you start of with a house, some goodies and a jalopy to get you from A-B until you either upgrade it or switch to something else completely. I've only played this game for 5 hours at the time of this review but I've barely put a dent in traveling the map and I'm already in love with the rusty transport truck you start off with. the tires are bad and the engine is underpowered but there's something charming about how sh*tty it is. Update: I still think the starter truck is my favorite. You can put the suspension from the Zakmat truck, the tires from the Zakmat truck, the Premium class 3 truck brakes, and the 7.0 Flint Diesel engine with the Big Brutus turbo and there isn't anything you can't do with the starter truck. But after 40 hours of playing and traveling the whole map, acquiring almost every vehicle and figuring out a very lucrative trade route that made money very easy to come by, I'm starting to find the game rather repetitive. It's a good game, it's worth the money but there is definitely a lack of content. I'd still recommend it but currently I might shelve it until some more updates start to come out. The good thing is that there seem to be regular enough updates so I'm sure I'll be back soon. Also, if there are any devs that read this, I love the ability to make adjustments to my vehicles with the parts adjuster but may I suggest making parts a little more customizable in a future update? I moved my rear tires back on the RUS after adding the cab but not being able to adjust the brake and suspension locations make them a bit of an eye sore. Also, maybe add some toolboxes that can be added to the side of the frame under the cargo beds? Still a great game though, keep up the great work and I'm excited for the games future.
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Sept. 2024
Less janky than Snowrunner. Better gearboxes. Better physics. Truck won't fall over every time you drive over a pebble. No need to winch every few meters... 10 times the fun at less than a 10th of the price!
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Jan. 2024
The sweet spot for life sim, car driving & building games. Better physics and less jank than the long drive, without all the 6 year old potty humor. Respects your time more than mon bazou because there's literally a save button that you can instantly press like 99.99% of all other games. Slaverian Trucker has hauling missions, scattered story missions from villagers, part scavenging & exploring a huge map. Car building is easy, fun, and extremely customizable. The radio has a ton of stations and actual bangers to listen to. Has an actual inventory system that makes life easier unlike most of its competitors. More than worth full price if you're into these types of games. This game squats on its heels and is approved by the vodka appreciation society.
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Dec. 2023
The Slaverian Trucker is like if 'My Summer Car' went on a post-apocalyptic bender! Survive, trade, smuggle - it's all there, but with more sand with its course and rough and irritating qualities. It's like trying to enjoy a beach day, but the sand has a Ph.D. in inconvenience and a master's degree in abrasiveness. Perfect for exfoliating your existential dread away. If you've ever dreamt of Mad Max having a bizarre love child with My Summer Car, congratulations, your weirdly specific fantasy just hit Steam. It's a world where fuel efficiency is more important than personal hygiene, and the only traffic rules are 'Don't run out of fuel.' But hey, at least you can express your post-apocalyptic fashion sense through your truck's flaming exhaust pipes. Buckle up for a philosophical journey where the truck isn't just a mode of transportation; it's a symbol of our relentless pursuit of meaning in a world gone mad. It's like Socrates meets Optimus Prime, asking the age-old question, 'What's the meaning of life, and can it do burnouts?' The truck becomes a metaphor for the human condition, navigating the potholes of existence, both literal and metaphorical. 10/10, would crash into the abyss of existential contemplation again, because nothing says 'life's meaning' like off-roading through the chaos of a post-apocalyptic trucking simulator.
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The Slaverian Trucker
8.1
415
62
Online players
6
Developer
Budai
Publisher
Budai
Release 01 Dec 2021
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