Vextraction is a PvP voxel-vehicle extraction game. Bolt your car together block by block, drop into a 5 km desert that shifts under you, mine what the sand reveals, fight whoever else is out there, and reach an evac before the desert or another pilot takes it all.
Get the free 0.9 build How it plays
3 m cubes with real stats: frames, armor, engines, tanks, tires, five gun classes, gadgets from robotic arms to grappling hooks. Every block keeps its own durability and cracks as it fails.
Drift on sand, slide on stone, dive under dunes. Drill nodes by rhythm: the tighter your taps, the rarer the find. Oil never refills in the field.
Light, medium and heavy rounds behave differently in wind and gravity. Shells and rockets tear up ground and objects. Every hit lands on the exact block you aimed at.
Reach an evac pad and hold. Take fire and the beam loses its lock. Die and you lose the rig, its core and your loadout, unless you carried insurance.
Desiderator cores level through a 20-step skill tree with named perks, prestige into permanent perks, and monthly seasons that leave you rank paints for your rig.
Sandstorms, orbital DROPS, tremors, geysers, mines and lightning, plus hour-long events like the Crimson Vortex and Twilight Storm.
The shifting desert. Sandstorms and DROPS. Modest loot, many evacs.
Crimson VortexRain DROPSTerraced stone canyon. Tremors and geysers join in. Better loot.
Shaking SpringsErupting StoneA 300 m mountain of iron rock. Mines and thunderstorms. The best loot.
Mine MayhemTwilight StormOne player hosts from Multiplayer and shares the address shown. Everyone else enters it and joins. Nothing to configure.
Same thing with the host's public IP, once the host forwards UDP port 27015 to their PC. The download and test page checks your connection and tells you whether that will work.
Dedicated servers, accounts, friends and groups arrive with 1.0. Until then this is the free testing build: same version required on every machine, and the game checks for updates on launch.