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Poly Roam

Poly Roam is a survival, driving road-trip game featuring a large, explorable environment that is procedurally generated. Loot, gather, and drive as much as you can.

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December 21, 2023
2 years and 224 days ago
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Mostly Positive121 reviews70.2%

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About the Game

Jump into a road trip game where the world is as random as a cat on catnip! It's all about driving, looting, and shooting to survive. Travel through various environments, build your base, and customize your car with literally anything you can find.

Tips for survival:

  • When facing bosses, avoid laser beams (Mr. Dadly's favorite tactic).
  • Watch out for your environment, and don't forget to drink – it's important to keep your spirits up.
  • To stay alive, you have to keep your car alive; minimal maintenance is required.

After all this, let me tell you something you might already know. This game is not just about sunshine and procedual terrain generation.
Do you have what it takes to keep moving forward?