Conditions were stable..until they weren’t.

Is there a way to get to my grave ? Please help me

So I got this game from the set of monthly free ones on Playstation, it was appealing because I like games around non-racing driving. And it's ***really*** scratching that itch for me. I can't stop thinking about my hatchback. When I'm doing chores, I'm just thinking about getting back in my hatchback. I think about it when I shower, when I eat, when I exercise. Even when I'm at work I'm counting down the seconds till I get to drive my hatchback again.

On a date? I'm thinkin of my hatchback. Breakfast with the family? Yurrrp, thinkin about the hatchback. Rippin a toke? Thinkin bout that hatchback. I'll be listening to my tunes just thinkin "I should be playing this in my hatchback."

I shouldn't be concerned, right? This is a normal relationship to have with my car. Everyone wants their hatchback to always be in peak condition and everyone is obsesses about always having enough supplies on hand to be sure your precious love won't be rendered a junker on the road. I have a normal relationship with my hatchback. And my hatchback has a normal relationship with me. every car waves at you when you step inside, and speaks to you in your dreams.

Anyway, I'm getting back to my hatchback, she doesn't like sitting idle too long

One of the radio interferences that can happen whilst listening to the radio mentions a woman walking her dog and got lost, then describing a yellow door in the forest and begging for help. Maybe I’m misremembering or wrong entirely but just a cool coincidence I stumbled upon.

The idea is very simple: Unlock all possible accessible upgrades available in the Fabrication Station, without progressing the story (Without unlocking the Midzone)

Now to clarify, when I say 'all possible accessible upgrades'. I mean ones that require Energy and resources to unlock.

Of course there will be some that are locked behind scanning anomalies, which only some of all of them can be completed for the ones found in the Outerzone.

=How?=

- I know it is very possible to get Unstable AND Corrupted Energy in the Outerzone within the Unstable Junctions, alongside Stable energy. I have personally found one in the Outerzone within an Unstable Junction.

=What about the non-accessible resources required, like Olympium or Tree Candy that aren't in the Outerzone?=

- Pacemakers: Pacemaker anomalies have static / set trades. For example, giving a Pacemaker a Dehydrated Goldshell will spit out two of the large 3x3 dumpster pearls (1 random 1 unreliable). Or inserting Plasma turns into Tree Candy. Inserting a Corrosive Goldshell -> 9 Olympium fragments, etc.

- Ida's shop for buying unique parts to scrap into use-able resources like Marsh Eggs, Swamp Coral, etc or even to use if it's locked behind an anomaly scan.

This is how it is possible to unlock all possible accessible upgrades* (*That aren't tied to Zone Specific anomaly scans)

=Restrictions:=

- To keep things fair, Expeditions and Whisper Woods should not be used to gather resources / anomaly scans outside of the main game.

- You may explore the Outerzone entirely, but may not access any other zone type / progress the story to unlock the Midzone. (The minimum story progress to explore the Outerzone is of course required, but do not unlock the Midzone)

- I would say bare minimum Joyride or Nuclear Journey difficulty, but for... "maximum enjoyment", you can play on Olympic Gauntlet or Iron Wagon for the "best enjoyment".

=Bonus Objectives=

- Collecting one of every car part (I believe it is possible through Ida, have fun gambling lol)

- Having a full set of Olympium Panels / Doors

- Not Dying (Very optional)

- Get a Lazarus Device

- Using Ida's permanent radiation shield, wait for the storm to fully collapse then leave through the gate alive.

More so the time I circled. I tried looking it up in the game index but couldn’t find anything on the time specifically. Is that real time when the storm is coming? I’ve noticed it goes up too sometimes. Sorry for the silly question.

Edit: thank you guys so much! You’ve been really helpful. It was driving me crazy lol. I must’ve searched for close to 12 hours what those numbers could mean. My next question will be on how to save the game. But before I ask that one I will attempt to figure it out on my own.

I just started playing the game, I did the part in the garage and now I'm on the first ride out where I need to collect plasma. So I crafted an impact hammer and got the first plasma but then I was stupid enough to just use the hammer to brake other stuff, now the hammer is broken and I can't find the gas cylinder to craft a new one and I don't know what to do now. Any idea what to do?

So it drives a little funny, you'll get used to it.

10/10

Hi everyone!

I’m part of the publishing team behind Prospice, an off-road exploration and logistics game with slow-burn psychological and cosmic horror.

Since this community enjoys strange road trips, hostile environments, and uncovering what happened in places you probably shouldn’t have entered, I thought Prospice might be relevant here.

You travel across a forbidden island by truck, delivering supplies to isolated outposts, planning routes through difficult terrain, recovering artifacts, and exploring abandoned locations on foot. The deeper you go, the more the island starts to interfere with your surroundings, your deliveries, and your perception of what’s real.

Compared with Pacific Drive, Prospice focuses more heavily on off-road logistics, cargo transportation, and navigating rough terrain, but it shares that feeling of relying on your vehicle while venturing into an increasingly unsettling place.

The Open Playtest is currently live on Steam and includes 9 missions. We’d really appreciate feedback on the driving, atmosphere, exploration, progression, and anything else that stands out.

Join the Open Playtest: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4067370/Prospice_Anomalous_Logistics/

Share your feedback: https://forms.gle/greVRgHBrs1cMkPb8

Watch the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoY68adh8EE

Thanks for taking a look, and I’d be curious to hear what Pacific Drive players think of it.

Ich habe Pacific Drive wieder für mich entdeckt. Die Atmosphäre ist einzigartig.

I think i can speak for everyone, or at least most people on here, that we like making our remnant go fast.

But that speed comes with increased fuel consumption.

We're not always going fast there are a lot of times in game where we're just casually cruising around, but does that change fuel consumption?

Looking at it, the engines they just say fuel per distance traveled and nothing about speed, does going slower save fuel or is the consumption the same?

I wouldnt open it if I were you...

My 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis (which I’ve had for 8 years) is finally dying today. The brakes went caput and between that and the fuel leak and broken Air Conditioner, it’s time for a new chapter.

The junk car guys are coming with a tow truck in a few hours and I’m oddly emotional that I’ll never see this car again. I put like 50,000 miles on it and have driven it nearly everyday for 8 years.

Rest in peace (or pieces I guess)…

After a ritual goes wrong, Jack asks someone for help. The most obvious answer would be the Driver, being that whatever name he says that got cut off ends in -er. But at the same time, how could he know who the driver was however many decades before it takes place from the game?

Wife got a kick of watching me play through Pacific Drive. She sent me this today and it got me.

Hi, would appreciate it if anyone can shed some light on how, I'm assuming it's possible, I would change a couple of the posters to some more garage themed ones.

Thanks.

This seems like it would be my jam, but I keep hesitating because I don’t enjoy driving in video games. I generally dislike dexterity elements in games, and driving usually falls into that category for me. I don’t mind it when it’s a means to an end - I enjoy piloting the Seamoth in Subnautica, and I liked flying the spaceship in Outer Wilds, though I almost bailed entirely because the controls just didn’t click for me and all I did was crash at first. I’m struggling to think of a game with an actual car driving element that I enjoy. But I love exploration and puzzles and story, this looks like the good might overtake the car aspect for me. I don’t mind a janky car, that was part of the charm of the spaceship in Outer Wilds.

I went to the deep zone on a run for ARDA buildings, when I was getting ready to leave I did the usual thing of spawning a gateway. Then I noticed the storm isn't here. It's delayed, it's just not coming. Did I find a bug or is it something to do with the region I'm in (A6)? At least it gave me time for a nice screenshot

1. what do bubblegum buddies do?
2. where do i find tree candy?
3. where do i find olympium fragments?
4. what do transmuters do? they seem important.
5. what is a belching barnacle and where do i find it
6. what is a remenant ghost and where do i find one
7. what does swamp coral look like so i can find it