Road Kings is sometimes American Truck Simulator in a disaster movie, but delivering crates of ellipticals is fun too
Road Kings combines the routine logistics of a trucking simulator with an AI-driven system that can introduce unexpected jobs, inspections and disaster scenarios. The preview suggests it could offer a more dramatic alternative to American Truck Simulator, although it will launch with a smaller map and fewer vehicles than its long-established rival.
Players can carry several timed deliveries at once, forcing them to balance routes, unloading time, weight limits, fines and relationships with brokers. In a storm-set mission, the driver must take repair supplies to a hilltop wind farm while passing stranded cars and overturned lorries, though the preview build’s driving feedback was occasionally unreliable.
- Road Kings adds dynamic drama to trucking simulation.
- Multiple deliveries create logistical and legal trade-offs.
- Storm missions bring disaster-film set pieces.