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Street Truck Driving 3D returns in two editions

Start the truck, hold Drive and cruise from the cab with engine sounds, a horn, radio and five cab colors. Now available in Original Edition and HTML5 Recreation.

  • Driving Games
  • Casual Games
  • Original Edition
  • HTML5 Recreation

Street Truck Driving 3D is now playable free in the Driving Games collection under Magisoft Casual Games.

Start the truck, hold Drive and cruise from the cab with engine sounds, a horn, radio and five cab colors.

Choose Original Edition for the preserved classic release. The separate HTML5 Recreation restores the original artwork, animation, sounds and controls in a native browser game, with touch and keyboard access. Each edition has its own game details and play page.

What changed

  • Released the preserved Original Edition and a separate native HTML5 Recreation.
  • Restored the original driving controls, artwork, animation and audio.
  • Added both editions to the Driving Games collection in Casual Games.
A closer look

Screenshots

Street Truck Driving 3D running in Original Edition.
Original Edition — actual browser gameplay.
Street Truck Driving 3D running in HTML5 Recreation.
HTML5 Recreation — actual browser gameplay.

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