D Series OFF ROAD Driving Simulation
devotid · 2015 · Racing, Automobile Sim, Simulation, Indie, Casual
PC
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About D Series OFF ROAD Driving Simulation
D Series is an off road driving simulation with custom track editor built into the Steam Workshop. It was originally released in 2015 and completely rebuilt for 2017 with all new vehicles and a custom track editor. The simple in-game track editor will allow you to create custom Race Tracks, Rock Crawling Rubicons and Off Road Fun Parks in minutes and even share them on the Steam Workshop. So sit down, strap in and see if you have what it takes to tame these wild off road machines. Built for todays hightech Force Feedback steering systems and Available for Windows, Mac and Linux.
D Series Current Features
- In game Custom Track Editor with ability to share to the Steam Workshop
- 4 Sample MyTracks (Examples for the custom track editor to show you how the tracks are made)
- Realistic off road physics and tire model
- DirectX Force Feedback calculated from proper vehicle geometry (with applicable FFB steering wheels)
- 8 different Vehicles (SST, Pro2, Pro4, Rock Crawler, DKart Lite, DKart Pro, Rally Car and a Monster Truck)
- 6 default tracks
- Day/Afternoon/Evening/Night Lighting
- dirt/mud accumulation
- 50+ different vehicle tuning adjustments
- Adjustable vehicle setups with the ability to share
Brand New In Game Track Editor
With over 200 different objects you can build any track that you can imagine with the in game track editor. Race Tracks, Rock Crawling Parks, Monster Truck Stadiums.... you name it. Then you can share those creations to the Steam Workshop with one click. The possibilities are endless.
New Vehicles!
D Series welcomes the New RUCKUS Monster Truck along side of a New Rock Crawler complete with a front Winch.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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D Series OFF ROAD Driving Simulation, developed by devotid and published by devotid Media, is an off-road driving title that places experimentation, customization, and player creativity at the center of its design. Rather than presenting a tightly curated career mode or cinematic racing experience, the game positions itself as a sandbox-style simulation where players are encouraged to explore vehicle behavior, terrain interaction, and self-made challenges at their own pace. From the outset, it becomes clear that D Series is aimed less at casual racing fans and more at players who enjoy mechanical tinkering, unconventional driving scenarios, and the freedom to shape their own off-road playground. The driving model in D Series leans toward simulation, emphasizing weight transfer, suspension behavior, and traction loss across dirt, mud, gravel, and uneven surfaces. Vehicles feel heavy and grounded, requiring deliberate throttle control and careful steering input to maintain momentum over rough terrain. The game offers a diverse lineup of vehicles, ranging from rally-style cars and trucks to rock crawlers, karts, and even monster trucks, each responding differently to terrain and setu…1 found this helpful
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not as good as garfield kart
This was one of the first steam games I ever bought and the one I regret buying the most.
This game is not ready for prime time. Looks like the developer put some time into it, and it "would have" been a nice simulation game...but it is NOT THERE YET!!! Don't waste your time on this one, until the developer does significantly more work on the area of "input" ...for things like "steering wheel" ( I used a Logitech G-923...it recognized it...but fumbled all over trying to set it up for use by the game).
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