LISIA Mixes Off-Road Trucking, Survival and Co-op Chaos

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Developer and publisher roxych has announced LISIA, a physics-based trucking adventure that combines dangerous off-road driving, cooperative gameplay and environmental problem-solving. The game is currently targeting a Q3 2026 release on PC via Steam.

Set in a world where the main transport routes have collapsed, players take on the role of company employees tasked with delivering cargo across hazardous mountain paths. With roads destroyed and safe routes no longer an option, reaching the destination requires careful driving, creative thinking and, in many cases, building the path forward yourself.

You can tackle the journey alone or with up to four players in online co-op. Throughout the expedition, you’ll rely on a detailed physics system that allows you to haul heavy objects, move boulders and manipulate the environment using both physical strength and powerful truck-mounted winches.

The winch system plays a central role in gameplay, enabling players to rescue teammates from dangerous cliffs, climb steep terrain or, for those feeling less cooperative, accidentally, or intentionally, pull friends into the abyss. Bridge construction and environmental interaction further expand the strategic options available during each delivery.

Additionally, the road to the summit will take you through several distinct biomes, including rocky mountain passes and snow-covered peaks, with every section introducing new hazards. A single mistake on a narrow trail can send both truck and cargo plummeting into the depths below, making precision and teamwork essential for success.