Description

Off-road games punish ego. Otr Off Road Driving is about crawling, balancing traction, and choosing lines that look boring but get you to the checkpoint with your truck upright. Speed is optional. Smooth throttle, steady steering, and camera use are what keep you from flipping or sinking. Controls Desktop: WASD/Arrow Keys drive, Space handbrake, C camera, Shift for traction/gear options (if available) Mobile: On-screen steering or tilt, gas/brake pedals, icons for camera and traction aids (if available) What you do - Drive through mud, hills, rocks, and water - Reach checkpoints without rolling or getting stuck - Use traction aids if available (low gear, diff lock, winch) - Complete routes to unlock progress or better vehicles Throttle control is the real “skill” In mud and on rocks, full throttle usually makes you spin tires and slide. Better approach: - light throttle to find grip - increase slowly once you feel traction - back off immediately if wheels start spinning wildly Slow power beats fast wheelspin. Pick lines like an off-road driver When you see ruts, rocks, or deep mud: - take the higher side line when possible - avoid the deepest groove unless it’s the only route - approach rocks diagonally so one wheel climbs at a time Diagonal climbing reduces bounce and helps prevent rollovers. Water crossings: slow entry, steady exit Water punishes sudden moves: - enter slowly to avoid a splash stall - keep steady momentum - aim for shallow-looking edges, not the center If the game shows depth cues, use the external camera to read them before committing. When to use traction aids (if present) - low gear: steep climbs and careful rock crawling - diff lock: slippery climbs or uneven traction - winch: only when you’re already stuck—don’t wait until you’re fully buried Using aids early prevents the “I’m trapped” spiral. Common mistakes - flooring it in mud and digging deeper - attacking steep hills straight-on instead of taking a safer angle - steering hard mid-slope and rolling - rushing water crossings and losing control Mini drill Do one route where you never exceed half throttle unless the surface is clearly stable. You’ll reach checkpoints more consistently and flip less. FAQ Why do I keep getting stuck? You’re spinning tires. Reduce throttle and take higher side lines. How do I stop rolling over? Steer gently on slopes and approach obstacles diagonally. Is speed ever worth it? Only on flat, stable ground. Off-road progress is mostly patience.

Instruction

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Specifications

• Easy to play