The world is gone, but the road goes on.
Drive into a procedurally generated open world. Scavenge for fuel and parts, keep your car alive, and fight zombies and armed survivors. Every journey is different.
Out now in Early Access on Steam for Windows PC.
Route 48 is a first-person driving survival game. Every journey takes place in a procedurally generated world. Explore abandoned places, highways, forests, and hidden locations while you search for the resources that you need to survive.
A broken vehicle can mean the end of your journey. Manage your fuel, repair damaged parts, and keep your car running as you travel deeper into the unknown. Scavenge for replacement parts and supplies before you must continue on foot.
Search abandoned buildings for food, weapons, ammunition, medical supplies, fuel, and valuable equipment. The infected are not the only threat. Hostile survivors roam the world too, so you decide when to fight, when to avoid danger, and when to get back on the road.
Every new game generates a new world with different roads, towns, forests, loot locations, and encounters. Exploration feels fresh every time you start a new game.
Route 48 is in Early Access. The plan is approximately one year of Early Access. Player feedback will shape the vehicle physics, the procedural generation, and the gunplay balance.
The studio plans to increase the price moderately as major features arrive during Early Access.
Send feedback on SteamRoute 48 is a first-person driving survival game by HOLY STUDIOS. You drive across a procedurally generated open world, scavenge for supplies, keep your car running, and fight zombies and armed survivors.
Yes. Route 48 launched in Early Access on Steam on October 12, 2026.
You can play Route 48 on Windows PC through Steam. The minimum is Windows 10 with DirectX 11. The recommended setup is Windows 11 with DirectX 12.
No. Route 48 is a single-player game.
Yes. Every new game generates a new world with different roads, towns, forests, loot locations, and encounters.
Route 48 shares the core ideas of those driving survival games: a long road, a car that you must keep alive, and a world that you scavenge. It adds first-person gunfights against zombies and hostile survivors.
The plan is approximately one year. This time can change because of player feedback and development progress.
The full version will add more vehicle parts and customization, more firearms, more procedural biomes, and more types of zombies and hostile survivors.
Yes. The studio plans to increase the price moderately as major features arrive during Early Access.
Post in the Route 48 discussions on Steam. The team collects bug reports, feedback, and suggestions there.
Out now in Early Access on Steam for Windows PC.