Arizona Truck Driver
Arizona Truck Driver
A standalone VR trucking game in which you haul cargo across desert highways, look after your truck by hand and slowly build a haulage business. A calm, grown up kind of game with real promise, but it is in Early Access and there is very little independent coverage yet.
Based on published information, not hands-on play
Arizona Truck Driver comes from Carbon Studio, the Polish team behind The Wizards. It launched in Early Access on the Meta Horizon Store in late October 2026 for Meta Quest 3 and 3S, running on the headset itself with no PC needed. Carbon Studio has said a Steam version is planned for later.
The game is an open road trucking simulator. You start with one truck, take jobs from different companies, earn money and grow into a haulage business, eventually buying more trucks, hiring drivers and expanding your base. There are six American and European trucks with different handling, more than 350 customisation items, and a map inspired by Arizona that is split into twelve regions across three biomes. Weather, light and seasons change as you drive, and the developer claims more than 25 hours of play.
What sets it apart in VR is the hands on cab. You use working mirrors and a multi station radio, connect trailer lines yourself, and refuel, wash and repair the truck in the world rather than through menus. Carbon Studio says the game is fully playable now, with more content to come based on player feedback through its Discord.
This review is based on the developer’s announcements, the store listing and published coverage, not on hands-on play. At the time of writing we could not find an independent review.
Official release date trailer from Carbon Studio, showing the trucks, cab and desert roads.
This is an entertainment simulator, not a driving course. The map is inspired by Arizona rather than an accurate model of it.
- Detailed, hands on truck cab
- Relaxed open road driving with weather and seasons
- Business side rewards planning and saving
- Six trucks and lots of customisation
- PEGI 3 with no combat
- Runs standalone on Quest 3 and 3S
- Experienced VR studio behind it
- Early Access, so expect rough edges and changes
- No independent reviews yet
- Driving in VR can cause motion sickness
- Quest 3 and 3S only; Steam undated
- UK price not confirmed at the time of writing
- Long play sessions, not suited to short lessons
Sources: Carbon Studio launch announcement, UploadVR, Stylistme preview and the Meta Horizon Store listing. Details checked 6 November 2026. Looking for more? See our Automobilista 2 review and free VR apps.
