Drive a famous four-wheel-drive off-road route reconstructed from LiDAR data. The routes in “Trail Craft” are all real. We tracked the route the driver actually traveled, and then built each obstacle based on the government's airborne laser mapping data, accurate to 10 centimeters. If you’ve ever driven these routes, you’ll know. If you don’t have them, this is what they really look like. Real Trail, Laser Survey • "Revenge of Hell", "Flipper" and "Poisonous Spider" in Moab, Utah and "Golden Spike" • "Black Bear Pass" on the shelf road above Telluride, Colorado • Israel's "Gate of Hell" reconstructed from witness descriptions • From the Sierra Nevada to the California dunes, to the horizon, another six trails are completely reconstructed according to the measurement data. The drop of "Hell's Gate" is about 19 meters into the V-shaped gap and climbs at a real angle of 30 degrees. Each rock frame and gap is located on the 25cm thick ground composed of millions of laser points to challenge the complete obstacle and terrain track of the track: it is divided into five levels and 20 stages, they are foundation, traction, ground clearance, rock and mastery. Wading sections, quagmire, sand pits and landslides, log sections, rocked gardens, V-shaped gaps, rock stairs, cracks that swallow wheels, waterfalls, and frame roads with zigzag curves. The level will be reset if the truck is damaged, the car rolls over, the engine enters water or leaves the track. Master each level, then drive all twenty levels in a row. Real four-wheel drive physical effects • Each truck has real mass, suspension travel and tire grip • Low-speed four-wheel drive (4L), high-speed four-wheel drive (4H) and two-wheel drive (2H) modes, as well as front and rear differential locks • When the wheels leave the rock, you can see the weight of each tire • When the impact is too strong, the connecting rod, shock absorber and axle shaft will bend or even break. Be careful crawling will not damage any parts. The observer only provides one reminder at a time. You are still the driver. Samsung rewards perfect performance: after the race, no body collision, no tire skidding. The camera playback and commentary on the side of the track. The real recorded engine sound, and the crunch of tires running over gravel, dirt and gravel are free to play and win without paying. You don’t have to pay for performance, but you can pay for appearance. • All nine trucks, as well as all components: tires, lifting devices, differential locks, gears and armor. All can be obtained by driving in career mode and unlocked in open practice mode. All tracks, trials and challenge tracks are free. Career mode: earn points through excellent driving, upgrade your truck, and win more advanced trucks. Open practice mode: All functions are open from the beginning. Optional purchase items "Unlock all" only add appearance: the paint shop offers 24 body, roof and trim colors, four surface treatments; 16 garage paint schemes; four wheel styles for all trucks; and showroom-grade clean or muddy appearance. No subscriptions, no in-game currency, no ads. Start anytime, anywhere—no off-road experience required. The "Trial Site" has sixteen stations, each of which corresponds to a barrier to help you learn basic driving skills. Experienced four-wheel drive owners still have a wealth of options: straight-line driving, low-speed four-wheel drive and differential lock. "Trail Craft" is a game, not real-world driving training. Always refer to the game instructions, local traffic information, and use your own judgment. It is produced by Jumping Ahead, Inc., the development team behind THROTTLE: Slot Car Racing.