Today’s the big day: the free demo of Construction Crew is now live. You can tackle a full road-building contract on your own or team up with up to three friends. In co-op, the host takes contracts and keeps the save, while everyone else joins as site workers. We are a small, two-person team, and now it’s your chance to take the controls.
This first slice is a single contract set in a small town. You’ll start at your company base, accept the job on the in-game tablet, head to the site, and take it from setup to payout and XP. That means unloading and placing cones, barriers, and signs; excavating the road area; leveling and compacting the ground; bringing in crushed stone; compacting again; laying asphalt; smoothing with road rollers; painting the lanes; and cleaning up the site before you head home. It’s one continuous workflow from the first marker to a finished surface.
Machines have clear roles, and the terrain responds to your work. Excavators deform the ground and carry material in the bucket; dozers push and shape grades; rollers change how surfaces look and drive; dump trucks haul and tip bulk loads; the paver lays a drivable mesh that road rollers finish. You can switch between first- and third-person cameras and play on keyboard/mouse or a gamepad. In solo, assistance covers steps that would normally need two operators; in co-op, players coordinate those tasks in real time.
Making the excavator controls feel just right is a real challenge. We’ve tested different ways to help the arm, bucket, and cabin respond naturally on all devices. After you try the demo, let us know what works and what doesn’t, like sensitivity, button mapping, or any rough spots. Your feedback will help us improve this first.
If you spot issues, crashes, or odd behavior, please share feedback and bug reports. We’re actively monitoring player reports and will do our best to push demo fixes/updates based on what you find. Your notes help us prioritize and improve quickly.
The full version will add more contracts, including roads, resurfacing, drainage, halls, and building work. You’ll also see more progression and unlock new machines through training missions. For now, we hope you enjoy taking a job from an empty lot to freshly marked asphalt, whether you play solo or with friends. Thanks for playing and sharing your feedback!
Kind Regards,
Construction Crew Team