About Arctic Drive Wiki

Arctic Drive Wiki is an independent English field guide, database and toolset for Arctic Drive, the first-person co-op survival road trip from Pebbles Games and PlayTogether Studio, published by Bonus Stage Publishing.

The site is built for players who want to understand the game before they buy it and to plan better runs after they start. It is not a news aggregator, a leak site or a copy of the official marketing page.

Why this wiki exists

Arctic Drive is releasing into Early Access on November 25, 2026. That is a strange moment for game information: there is enough public material to be useful, but not enough to answer every question. Many pages on the internet fill that gap with confident guesses. We would rather leave the gap visible.

The game has a real information advantage for a wiki: the developer publishes detailed patch notes, the publisher maintains a press kit, and Steam screenshots expose the vehicle and crafting UI. That is enough to build a genuinely useful reference before launch. It is not enough to publish exact item weights, power budgets or a “best car” tier list.

So we publish the systems, the confirmed names, the practical decision patterns and the questions we will answer after launch. The result is a site that is useful today and can grow without a rewrite.

Independence and affiliation

Arctic Drive Wiki is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Pebbles Games, PlayTogether Studio or Bonus Stage Publishing. We do not have early access to the game, a review copy or a commercial relationship with the developers.

Game names, trademarks, screenshots and key art belong to their respective owners. Official imagery is used for identification and commentary, with credit to the publisher on the screenshots page and in the footer. We do not use the official logo as our site logo.

How the content is made

We start with primary sources: the official Steam page, the publisher press kit, developer announcements and official screenshots. When a claim cannot be verified, we mark it as unknown or planned. When a detail comes from a screenshot but may have changed, we label it observed.

The full process is documented in the editorial policy. The short version:

• Primary source first. Store pages, developer posts and publisher documents.
• No invented hands-on experience. We do not claim to have played the launch build before it exists.
• No fake numbers. If the developer has not published a value, the tool asks you to enter your own.
• Date-stamped updates. Pages show when they were last checked, not a fake “just updated” badge.
• Corrections are public. If we get something wrong, we fix it and say what changed.

What we will not do

Who it is for

The site is for players who enjoy vehicle survival, co-op planning and slow-burn exploration: fans of The Long Drive, Drive Beyond Horizons, My Summer Car, Mon Bazou and SnowRunner; groups looking for a four-player survival game; and anyone who wants to know whether Early Access is the right time to buy.

It is not for players looking for a combat meta, a tier list of weapons, or a story wiki with leaked endings. Those pages do not exist because those systems have not been confirmed.

Contact and corrections

The best correction is a link to a primary source. If a store page, patch note or official screenshot contradicts something here, send it to [email protected] and we will check it.

We do not offer paid coverage, sponsored rankings or guaranteed placement. For privacy questions, see the privacy policy.