Pacific Drive ‘Endless Expeditions’ Update Release Date Announced

Publisher Kepler Interactive and developer Ironwood Studios have announced that the fourth content update for Pacific Drive “Endless Expeditions,” will launch on April 3. The update adds new maps, expeditions, spawning systems, improved tools and more. Lastly, a new trailer for the update was also released. Pacific Drive is available now for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store.

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The full details:

Hit the wide open Zone in the largest update to Pacific Drive yet!

Set off from the garage on new continuous drives—Expeditions. Dangerous and filled with their own unique rewards, these challenging trips will test even the most seasoned breacher. New maps, spawning systems, improved tools and so much more is coming April 3rd, 2025.

We’ve also created a new Suspend Run feature, something that’s been requested heavily by the community! Suspend and quit while on a trip mid-junction and return any time without losing any progress.

There’s also new cosmetic rewards for your garage, over an hour of new music on the radio, and even more lore to discover through the fax machine, Truly, this is our biggest and best update yet.

The game’s details:

Pacific Drive is a run-based, first-person driving survival game. Your car is your only companion as you navigate a surreal and anomaly-filled reimagining of the Pacific Northwest. Structured as a “road-like,” each excursion into the wilderness brings unique and strange challenges, as you restore and upgrade your car from an abandoned garage that acts as your home base. With the car as your lifeline, you’ll unravel a long-forgotten mystery as you make your way to the heart of the Olympic Exclusion Zone.

Key Features

First-person run-based driving survival gameplay.
Form a unique bond with a fully customizable car that develops its own quirks and personality.
Tense driving from behind the wheel, with moments of vulnerability when you step out to gather resources and make repairs.
From your upgradeable garage, each repeatable trip into the Zone is unique and randomized.
Systems driven gameplay that allows for player freedom, creativity, and experimentation.
Unravel a long-forgotten mystery of the Olympic Exclusion Zone as you explore a surreal and anomaly filled version of the Pacific Northwest.
Original score by Wilbert Roget, II and featuring more than 15 licensed songs.

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