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Tractor-battling teenage road trip RPG Keep Driving is getting official mod support via Steam Workshop later this month

Brendy (RPS in peace) liked Keep Driving . Nic (RPS in peace) liked Keep Driving. I (RPS still alive) liked Keep Driving. Julian (RPS currently boss) liked Keep Driving. You, reader, should play road trip RPG Keep Driving if you haven't already. A good excuse to do so is the fact that it's getting official mod support via the Steam Workshop on September 28th. Read more

Tractor-battling teenage road trip RPG Keep Driving is getting official mod support via Steam Workshop later this month

YCJY Games has announced that their road trip RPG, Keep Driving, will receive official mod support via Steam Workshop on September 28th. In an announcement post, the developers revealed that they will initially release this update as a beta version to gather feedback. Players will need to opt into a specific Steam branch to access this feature.

The mod support allows players to easily tailor their Keep Driving experience, creating their ultimate road trip adventure. One developer shared their excitement about the possibility of adding a rideable horse to the game, replacing the usual car or truck. They also proposed the idea of battling turn-based battles with road hazards while on their journey.

While the official mod support may tempt players to replace the car with more creative options, such as a piggyback ride from a friend or a huge backpack to carry all the essential items for survival. Keep Driving has been praised for its hypnotic gameplay, pixel art graphics, and engaging turn-based battles with road hazards. The developers hope that the mod support will enable players to fully immerse themselves in the pixel art road trip adventure.

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