Crossout

Crossout was developed by Targem Games and published by Gaijin Entertainment, the same publisher behind the popular War Thunder. It was officially released as a free-to-play title in 2017. The development team focused heavily on a player-driven economy and highly customizable vehicle mechanics.

Players assemble armored vehicles from interchangeable parts, add weapons and support systems, and drive the results into post-apocalyptic combat. You can build anything from fast, machine-gun buggies to slow, tank-treaded heavily armored behemoths. The vehicles' performance is directly tied to how you construct them.

While Crossout is free-to-play, it features a robust player-driven market where weapons and parts are bought and sold. Players who spend real money can buy cosmetic items or sell premium items for in-game currency to fast-track their builds. However, raw skill in building and driving still heavily dictates match outcomes.

Yes, Gaijin Entertainment and Targem Games continue to support Crossout with new seasons, weapons, and vehicle parts. The developers frequently introduce new PvE raids and PvP game modes to keep the community engaged. The game maintains an active player base across multiple platforms.