Saber Interactive's new work "RoadCraft" provides players with reconstruction tools after natural disasters. It is currently ranked first in the popularity list of Steam's new games this week, ranking 19th on the hottest list.

Steam Store Page: "After Disaster Restoration"

Unlike construction games like Minecraft, most video games are more keen on destruction than creation.Saber Interactive's "Post Disaster Restoration" takes a unique approach, allowing players to control the areas that have been damaged by natural disasters and independently decide on the reconstruction plan.The game has now been released on Steam, ranking 19th on the platform's popular game list with nearly 34,000 simultaneous online players, and performed well in the competition with 3A masterpieces.

"Restoring the Disaster" is to some extent a building game, but it is closer to reality.Players cannot skip the cleaning stage to build directly - the ruins must be cleared before the reconstruction can be started.Paving a new road is just the beginning. The core of the game is to allow players to independently plan regional layout and construction plans.

Players can operate cranes, transporters, bulldozers and other equipment individually or at most three people (support voice collaboration), all progress is shared and cross-platform online functions.The game provides eight maps with different styles (including forests and deserts). Players can choose to develop in depth or rebuild simply to fully grasp the dominance of transformation.

The game is currently being sold on the Steam platform, and the game is available on the Xbox Series X|S and PS5 platforms at the same time.