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Nomad Drive<\/strong> is out now in Steam Early Access. The Nomad Drive release date<\/strong> was Tuesday 27 October 2026<\/strong>, it costs \u00a312.39 \/ $14.99 \/ \u20ac14.49<\/strong>, and a week later Indie Devil said it had passed 100,000 players<\/a>. Indie Devil’s post-apocalyptic road-trip survival game puts you in a rundown RV that you repair, upgrade and live in, solo or with up to three friends in online co-op.<\/p>\n

It arrived a week later than first planned. Nomad Drive was due on 20 October, but the developer pulled the date when its build was still waiting in Steam’s review queue during Next Fest.<\/p>\n

Nomad Drive at a glance<\/h2>\n\n
Release date<\/strong><\/td>27 October 2026 (out now in Early Access)<\/td><\/tr>\n
Platform<\/strong><\/td>PC (Windows) on Steam<\/td><\/tr>\n
Developer \/ publisher<\/strong><\/td>Indie Devil<\/td><\/tr>\n
Players<\/strong><\/td>Solo or 1\u20134 player online co-op<\/td><\/tr>\n
Price<\/strong><\/td>\u00a312.39 \/ $14.99 \/ \u20ac14.49<\/td><\/tr>\n
Players<\/strong><\/td>100,000+ in the first week (Indie Devil, 4 November)<\/td><\/tr>\n
Demo<\/strong><\/td>Free on Steam<\/td><\/tr>\n
Controller<\/strong><\/td>Full controller support (Xbox and DualSense)<\/td><\/tr>\n
Languages<\/strong><\/td>24, including English, French, German, Spanish and Polish<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody><\/table>\n

Is Nomad Drive out now?<\/h2>\n

Yes. Nomad Drive launched in Steam Early Access on 27 October 2026<\/strong>, and costs \u00a312.39 \/ $14.99 \/ \u20ac14.49<\/strong>. Indie Devil’s first patch, Update 1.0.1<\/a> on 1 November, mostly cut lag for players on slow or long-distance connections: vehicle paint and rust now load gradually, nearest vehicles first, and the game can open router ports automatically (UPnP \/ NAT-PMP). On 4 November the studio said it had passed 100,000 players, admitted “the week hasn’t been perfect” and promised patches “as fast as we can test them”.<\/p>\n

What’s on the Nomad Drive roadmap?<\/h2>\n

Indie Devil’s Early Access roadmap<\/a> (Phase 1) lists three updates, with no dates yet:<\/p>\n