#SPINTIRES CRANE CONTROLS MODS#
Pavel has developed a tool so that original Spintires PC mods will be easily ported to the new PC Mud Runner platform. The developer conceded this is a more of a relaunch and refresh, through offering half price discounts to owners of the original game, at the time of writing. Mud Runner is not quite a Spintires v2.0, so much as a polished and tuned v1.5 with a bit of added DLC, re-done maps, a couple of new trucks, some short challenge scenarios and tutorials for the mud-virgins. Spintires has found a new developer (who Pavel works with) and a new publisher - Focus Home Interactive - who already has a fair reputation with these "sim" type games, through publishing Farming Simulator on multiple platforms and being able to include user mods in that game on console. The game proved popular with the modding community through the many mods made for new levels and vehicles long after the development had stopped for the game.
The old game, Spintires was released to some acclaim on PC, but an unfortunate spat between the developer, Pavel Zagrebelny and his publisher Oovee meant the development of the game was halted after release over accusations of bad financial faith. The main objectives in the game are trying not to get stuck while carrying logs through various types of treacherous scenery, de-cloaking hidden areas of the map through driving up to certain points, finding, unlocking, refueling and repairing hidden vehicles in the levels and unlocking garages. There is a tutorial covering the principle activities in the game: driving, selecting four wheel drive and diff-locking, towing and winching, using cranes to load and unload logs and selecting vehicle load-outs for various uses and navigating and placing way-points on the the 3D map screen. Russian vehicles are used to carry out tasks in various Russian wilderness settings over large map areas, with day-night cyles. "Mud Runner, A Spintires Game" is an off-road driving simulation with novel mud, water and vehicle physics.
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