One More Thing
Released
Stack cargo on trucks and flatbed trailers. Upgrade your rig, brave steep hills, and bank the haul before it spills.
How much can you carry before it all comes tumbling down?
One More Thing is a single-player cargo-stacking driving game about building a delivery business one precarious load at a time. Pick your truck and route, choose your freight, and place it on the bed. Ease over hills, manage your speed, and keep the stack together until the next depot.
At every stop, choose: bank your delivery, or take one more thing and chase a bigger payout. Cargo can slide, tip, bounce, roll, and fall. Hard impacts damage its value. Rotating an awkward load makes it easier to fit but halves its base value.
Build a bigger haul
• 17 trucks, from the Little Hauler to the enormous Leviathan Freight.
• Five trailers priced from $60,000 to $500,000, with progressively longer and taller loading areas. Attach one for extra cargo room at the cost of speed, or detach it in the Garage.
• Articulated hauling: truck and trailer follow the road independently, so a crest can send their loads shifting in different directions at the same time.
• 55 cargo types, from everyday parcels and bulky furniture to specialist contract freight and rare valuable finds.
• Three routes: Green Valley, Muddy Backroads, and Snowbound Pass. Mud and snow demand different driving habits and offer higher payouts.
• Permanent upgrades for engines, suspension, cargo grip, payload handling, delivery rewards, terrain tires, snow chains, and a locking differential.
• Cargo contracts unlock valuable specialist freight. Separate worldwide leaderboards track your best banked delivery on each map.
Latest update — trailers, clearance, and refreshed visuals
The Garage now has a Trailers category with five permanent purchases. Each trailer adds loading length and height, has its own bed angle and cargo contacts, and reduces the rig's top speed while attached. A connected hitch follows the changing road grades.
Long trucks now maintain clearance beneath the full bed over road crests. Trees and overhanging canopies stay clear of the warehouse loading yards, including the depot beside the finish flag, on all three routes. Truck, trailer, upgrade, cargo, and map menu pictures now show the current game models. Fresh gameplay screenshots and route clips show the updated rigs and scenery.
Recent improvements
More detailed trucks, all 55 cargo models, material textures, richer lighting, fog, and ambient birds and aircraft bring each route to life. The snowy main menu includes Deliver, Garage, Upgrades, Cargo, Maps, Settings, Leaderboards, and Quit. Deliver lets you select your truck and route; repeat deliveries retain your active rig. The loading HUD closes after loading, arrival flags are green, and the low bridge is easier to see.
How to play
Choose an item, position it on the truck or attached trailer, and select Load & Drive. Use smooth throttle and braking to protect the load. At the next depot, take the money or risk another pickup. Lose 40% of your items or 45% of their value and the run ends. Cash from successful deliveries buys better trucks, trailers, upgrades, routes, and cargo contracts.
Controls and settings
Keyboard and mouse: W or left mouse to accelerate, S or right mouse to brake, E to load, G for the garage, I for settings, and L for leaderboards.
Standard controller: RT/LT for gas and brake, A to select, B to go back, and LB/RB to position cargo. Keyboard, mouse, and controller presets are available in Settings.
Adjust audio and brightness, and choose imperial or metric units. Progress and preferences save automatically. The next depot is always tempting. So is one more thing.
One More Thing is a single-player cargo-stacking driving game about building a delivery business one precarious load at a time. Pick your truck and route, choose your freight, and place it on the bed. Ease over hills, manage your speed, and keep the stack together until the next depot.
At every stop, choose: bank your delivery, or take one more thing and chase a bigger payout. Cargo can slide, tip, bounce, roll, and fall. Hard impacts damage its value. Rotating an awkward load makes it easier to fit but halves its base value.
Build a bigger haul
• 17 trucks, from the Little Hauler to the enormous Leviathan Freight.
• Five trailers priced from $60,000 to $500,000, with progressively longer and taller loading areas. Attach one for extra cargo room at the cost of speed, or detach it in the Garage.
• Articulated hauling: truck and trailer follow the road independently, so a crest can send their loads shifting in different directions at the same time.
• 55 cargo types, from everyday parcels and bulky furniture to specialist contract freight and rare valuable finds.
• Three routes: Green Valley, Muddy Backroads, and Snowbound Pass. Mud and snow demand different driving habits and offer higher payouts.
• Permanent upgrades for engines, suspension, cargo grip, payload handling, delivery rewards, terrain tires, snow chains, and a locking differential.
• Cargo contracts unlock valuable specialist freight. Separate worldwide leaderboards track your best banked delivery on each map.
Latest update — trailers, clearance, and refreshed visuals
The Garage now has a Trailers category with five permanent purchases. Each trailer adds loading length and height, has its own bed angle and cargo contacts, and reduces the rig's top speed while attached. A connected hitch follows the changing road grades.
Long trucks now maintain clearance beneath the full bed over road crests. Trees and overhanging canopies stay clear of the warehouse loading yards, including the depot beside the finish flag, on all three routes. Truck, trailer, upgrade, cargo, and map menu pictures now show the current game models. Fresh gameplay screenshots and route clips show the updated rigs and scenery.
Recent improvements
More detailed trucks, all 55 cargo models, material textures, richer lighting, fog, and ambient birds and aircraft bring each route to life. The snowy main menu includes Deliver, Garage, Upgrades, Cargo, Maps, Settings, Leaderboards, and Quit. Deliver lets you select your truck and route; repeat deliveries retain your active rig. The loading HUD closes after loading, arrival flags are green, and the low bridge is easier to see.
How to play
Choose an item, position it on the truck or attached trailer, and select Load & Drive. Use smooth throttle and braking to protect the load. At the next depot, take the money or risk another pickup. Lose 40% of your items or 45% of their value and the run ends. Cash from successful deliveries buys better trucks, trailers, upgrades, routes, and cargo contracts.
Controls and settings
Keyboard and mouse: W or left mouse to accelerate, S or right mouse to brake, E to load, G for the garage, I for settings, and L for leaderboards.
Standard controller: RT/LT for gas and brake, A to select, B to go back, and LB/RB to position cargo. Keyboard, mouse, and controller presets are available in Settings.
Adjust audio and brightness, and choose imperial or metric units. Progress and preferences save automatically. The next depot is always tempting. So is one more thing.