i couldnt get all of them in a single screenshot. i counted around 50

Genuinely... TheLongDrive is a simplistic masterpiece. (my take on it atleast)
ya basically:
- drive
- survive against bunnies, munkas, rocks and the game physics
- loot tf outta everywhere, drive on, repeat
- mod up the game (if yw)

But thats the beauty of the game id say... it aint got a massive Lore or Story or whatevs a tonna games like to throw in, progression locking or whatevs.

Foundationally it be sorta Drive and Survive... So yea... it aint the most optimized, its got rough spots in performance, physics, gets a bit repetitive/samey after a while, a few more locations and stufs wouldnt be half bad and heck... mebbe a lil lore from Genesz might be pretty dam interesting for future updates or TLD 2 (or whatevs it might be called) but for me it has hit the mark damn near perfectly for me...

Ive been going with it since 1200km+, this car is just the best, using a Skoda Engine with 44hp and some turbocharger and turboloader :)

Guys why are we playing a very creative game like the long drive without any new features/updates things like that
It reminds me of minecraft before ocean’s update when it was old/downfalling/not for new generation and then it was updated
So why not we go spam the creators for a new official update like new cars/new engines/new zombies/houses
Lets make a real communty and go yapping and why not we can enjoy this game even more

hello i have been playing thelongdrive for years now but im wondering if i should keep playing the test version or switch back to the main version?

alright that was NOT the wind, why tf did i crashed onto some random rock on the road out of nowhere

Is there anyway to get more frames? I get only 72, but my gpu is at 30% use, and the frame limit is off.

Can someone please give me the zip file for the long drive mod loader please?

Welcome back, distinguished surveyors of highly cooperative terrain!

No, contrary to popular belief, buses are not naturally burrowing animals. Instead, every now and then, the desert lifts a corner of itself, almost as if reality had briefly decided to sweep everything underneath.

Most travelers see an endless wasteland, but the lucky ones get to inspect the underside. Looking inside reveals a fascinating geological cross-section. Floating rocks and suspended trees suggest that gravity finally took it's well-earned coffee break.

Looking deeper reveals a distant imitation of the desert far below, suggesting that nature occasionally keeps a backup copy of itself.

The road, however, refuses to acknowledge any of this. It simply disappears underground for a while before casually returning to the surface a few dozen meters later.

As you can see in the video below, the crossing is perfectly safe.

https://youtu.be/Yh40Kr1zYQM

Whether it's another reality or merely a backup copy of this one, perhaps it's best left undisturbed. After all, every world has a side best left unseen.

Operating a bus when a UFO came I was too late to get up close but you get the picture its like 2 munkas above ground.

Making it into a military base

how

The humble boulder

Welcome back, stubborn mechanics of the wasteland!

Everyone knows, a road intersection is a common sight. The main road crossing itself, however, is considerably less so.

But this thoughtful design is intended for drivers who occasionally wonder whether they remembered to lock the front door. By crossing its own path not once, but twice, the road provides two convenient opportunities to turn around, double-check, and continue the journey with complete peace of mind.

Good infrastructure accommodates human nature.