Arizona Truck Driver Brings Open-Road Trucking Sim to Quest in October
Carbon Studio, known for The Wizards, is launching Arizona Truck Driver in Early Access on Quest this October. The simulation promises over 25 hours of gameplay, six American and European trucks, extensive customization, and an Arizona-inspired map with dynamic weather and seasons. Players will manage jobs, licenses, truck upkeep, and eventually hire NPC drivers, with a Steam version planned later.
Carbon Studio, maker of The Wizards, plans an October Early Access debut for Arizona Truck Driver on standalone Quest. The project targets players who want a serious trucking sim without a PC VR setup, a niche where standalone choices have been thinner.
It advertises 25-plus hours, six American and European trucks with varied handling, and 350+ appearance options. The Arizona-style world covers 12 regions and three biomes, where weather and seasons shift driving conditions. Drivers handle washing, maintenance, and fuel, accept contracts, gain permits, recruit AI workers, acquire more vehicles, and enlarge their base. A Steam edition is slated for later.
Standalone Quest owners who enjoy simulation games could gain a more accessible trucking experience without a gaming PC. That may broaden the audience for VR driving titles and encourage other developers to build deeper standalone sims. Players seeking relaxed, systems-driven play may find another long-term hobby, while Carbon Studio could strengthen its reputation beyond fantasy action. The game’s success may also shape how much complexity VR users expect from mobile hardware, though its societal reach is likely modest.