Off the Road Car Driving Game OTR 2 Lands on Android with a Massive Map!

OTR, the Off the Road Car Driving Game, now has an extreme open-world simulator sequel OTR 2. DogByte Games has released the game on mobile. It’s not just focused on only trucks now. You’ll find super sports cars, helicopters, planes, and even boats!

OTR 2 features a massively massive map

The new map is almost 30 times larger than the original Off the Road. So, obviously, there’s way more than just a few muddy tracks. The game offers hills, highways, off-road trails, wilderness areas, endless roads, and random hidden stuff spread across one huge seamless map.

As for the vehicle options, you can still mess around with rugged 4x4s. But the variety is astounding. There are supercars for highway driving, fighter jets for flying around the map, and powerboats for water travel. You can even ride helicopters and planes.

The developers are calling OTR 2 one of the most realistic vehicle simulator systems. And I kind of agree. It might not be the best one, but it sure offers a lot, given the fact that it’s for mobile. They’ve added stuff like mud physically sticking to tires and a full vehicle damage system that actually shows impacts on your ride.

In terms of customisation, OTR 2 is adding a full Livery Editor. It lets you create your own paint jobs, decals, and tweak performance settings. You also get fully modelled interiors, working vehicle parts, and a missions system where you can complete deliveries and other activities to earn rewards.

The game has a real-time day and night cycle, too. The environments cover mountains, deserts, oceans, and highways, basically every type of terrain possible. Curious to see the different settings? Take a look at the game below.

Seen a random convoy driving?

OTR 2 offers a multiplayer option as well, which is where the actual fun is! This mode supports up to 6 players online at once. You can either compete in races or just roam around the open world together in real time.

Lastly, OTR2 is fully playable offline. So even though it has online multiplayer, you won’t need a connection just to drive around or explore the map by yourself. Check out the game on the Google Play Store.

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