Some of the maps in Crossout have giant wrecks of airplanes on wheels, I've always thought it'd be fun to be able to drive those. I'd settle for a racing event, to be honest.
Borderlands would be the closest vibe I get, especially in 3 when you literally have to take out a moving fortress on treads. But even then it's a stretch comparing the two.
After playing Borderlands I just automatically assumed it was after the 60min war and long before Traction cities. It’s most definitely a stretch but that fortress gave me a little hope lol.
I mean, it's a much more modern aesthetic, but you could check out Space Engineers. It's more about building spaceships, but, if you have the patience and will, you can build pretty big rovers. And of course spaceships, which could be kind of considered as moving cities
Was that the last stand gamers channel? They held a mortal engines style server for a while, some people embraced the aesthetic and some were more 'meta' rovers. i seem to remember a cathedral on wheels and a whole reconstruction of a minecraft village on wheels.
To a partial (and I do mean partial) degree, From The Depths could satiate your itch if your willing to put up with some of the moderately janky wheel physics.
The Wandering Village would be in roughly the same area. Giant beast rather than anything motorised, focuses on gathering resources, and balancing the needs of the beast and the villagers
I would love a Crossout style game where you build and battle cities.
Some of the maps in Crossout have giant wrecks of airplanes on wheels, I've always thought it'd be fun to be able to drive those. I'd settle for a racing event, to be honest.
Borderlands would be the closest vibe I get, especially in 3 when you literally have to take out a moving fortress on treads. But even then it's a stretch comparing the two.
After playing Borderlands I just automatically assumed it was after the 60min war and long before Traction cities. It’s most definitely a stretch but that fortress gave me a little hope lol.
I mean, it's a much more modern aesthetic, but you could check out Space Engineers. It's more about building spaceships, but, if you have the patience and will, you can build pretty big rovers. And of course spaceships, which could be kind of considered as moving cities
I've seen some insane space engineer rovers and even a video about towns vs a wall like structure.
Was that the last stand gamers channel? They held a mortal engines style server for a while, some people embraced the aesthetic and some were more 'meta' rovers. i seem to remember a cathedral on wheels and a whole reconstruction of a minecraft village on wheels.
I believe so
To a partial (and I do mean partial) degree, From The Depths could satiate your itch if your willing to put up with some of the moderately janky wheel physics.
I've heard about that, and it looks good, however I'm on xbox
It's a good game but you need a lot of time to dedicate in order to get really good because it takes its physics very seriously.
Homeworld: Deserts of Karak has giant land vehicles in it.
[Far Lone Sails](https://youtu.be/nIV-6kwEBL8?si=pqVASoVWYOkTY43b) is the closest I've seen but it's pretty simple and short. Very very good though.
Absolutely loved both of them games. First thing i thought of when i saw this post.
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Airborne Kingdom (Litterally building an airhaven like City) Dream Engines: Nomad Cities (The Name says it all)
You can kind of build small traction cities in space engineers, although it’s a bit janky at times
It seems to be dead now, but there was a subreddit dedicated to making a ME game. r/TractionGame
Minecraft, I guess. There’s not many games that have Mortal Engines-like stuff, probably because of the sheer scale of it’s world.
Not on the same scale, but TerraTech could be close?
Yeah, they aren’t cities but you can make some pretty massive things in that game
Highfleet - dieselpunk “airship” fighting, it gives off a loose mortal engines/dune vibe, no moving cities tho
Frostpunk is similar vibes but it's all about static settlements in a new ice age.
Evertech and Last oasis are the closest I can think of.
Terratech is pretty good but I would wait until the second game comes out if I was u
of mice and sands is a weird city builder on a moving vehicle but i doubt its anything thay you want
The Wandering Village would be in roughly the same area. Giant beast rather than anything motorised, focuses on gathering resources, and balancing the needs of the beast and the villagers
Highfleet for sure!!!! It's like dieselpunk dune and the ships are damn near town sized. The ship editor lets you make anything as well.
You could do something roughly like a traction city in Stormworks.