Keep Driving Gets Console Release and PC Mod Support
The rollout widens the game to console players and hands the PC audience the Workshop tools the developers say they plan to expand, turning a procedurally generated road trip into something players can modify themselves.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
YCJY Games has released the console version of Keep Driving, its used-car long-distance driving simulation RPG that came to PC in February 2025. Mod support has also arrived for the PC version through Steam Workshop, with documentation for mod creation on the official website. The game is available on PC via Steam and GOG.com, PS5 and Nintendo Switch overseas, and Xbox Series X|S.
The console release is accompanied by mod support for the PC version, delivered through Steam Workshop. Mod creation documentation is posted on the official website, and YCJY Games says Workshop support will expand going forward.
Keep Driving is set in the early 2000s and built around life on the open road. Players cross a procedurally generated pixel-art world in a used car, headed for a festival in a faraway country. Along the way they pick up hitchhikers with their own personalities and stories, and upgrade, customize, and repair the car to get past the difficulties that come up.
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