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Crossout
Crossout is free to play and centres on building an armoured vehicle rather than choosing from a fixed garage: parts, weapons and support systems shape each design. Multiplayer battles give that construction a purpose, and you can play alone or join a clan. At $0.00 from 
Steam, weigh the offer against your interest in vehicle crafting and PvP. The player rating is 75% from 70,187 reviews, and full controller support is listed. At $0.00 from Steam, Crossout remains free to play, with vehicle building and multiplayer battles at its core.
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Past 36 months · Updated dailyHistorical Low~ $0.002023-08Current Low Across Stores~ $0.00SteamAt its historical low now
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01About Crossout
Build an armoured vehicle from a wide range of parts, then drive it into multiplayer battles on land and in the skies. Combine weapons, armour and support systems to shape a vehicle, while damage to individual parts immediately affects performance. Steam PC player rating: 75% positive from 70,187 reviews. Crossout is free to play. The Steam PC version supports full controller input.
Credits
Developer
Targem Games
Publisher
Gaijin Network Ltd
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$0.002023-08-12 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simplified Chinese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| English | Yes | — | Yes |
| Russian | Yes | — | Yes |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| German | Yes | — | — |
| Spanish | Yes | — | — |
| Japanese | Yes | — | — |
| Thai | Yes | — | — |
| French | Yes | — | — |
| Portuguese | Yes | — | — |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Modes and controls
The Steam PC version lists full controller support, multiplayer and co-op.
Language
Interface languages include English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. English and Simplified Chinese audio are listed.
03Frequently asked questions
Can I play solo?
Yes. You can play by yourself or join a clan and take part in battles and tournaments.
What do you do in Crossout?
Build an armoured vehicle from parts and take it into multiplayer battles on land and in the skies.
How does damage work?
The description says destroying an enemy vehicle part immediately affects its performance.
Can players trade items?
Parts can be crafted and auctioned at the in-game marketplace; gathered parts can also be sold to other players.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
Nobody will read my review so I Will Eat 1 Tablespoon of ketchup For Every Like this gets.Show moreShow less
5.2 hours at review324 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
After 40 hours in the game in total, i feel strongly enough about it to write a review. Crossout, in my eyes, can be broken down into two parts: Things that happen inside the matches, and things that happen outside of matches. In the matches, no matter what game mode, Crossout is top-shelf material. It's absolutely brilliant. Creative (And some less creative) player-made vehicles, disassembling each other piece by piece with all sorts of fun, impactful weapons.... it's just great. Now what happens -outside- of the matches is what makes me feel strongly enough to write this. In short, it's the most vile, disgustingly slow grind i have ever seen in a game. I don't even mind a bit of grinding here and there, but Crossout truly makes you feel as if the devs made sure to design every aspect of the game to make progression as tedious, slow and downright frustrating as humanly possible. Lemme get into detail. The biggest issue is the crafting system. Now Crossout uses an item rarity system (Common-Rare-Epic-Legendary), complete with the same colour-coding you see in RPGs. This might make you think that the game drops fat loots on you, but oh, you would be mistaken. So let's say you want to craft a blue/rare item. For example, an "AC43 Rapier" autocannon. This is a decent, but not exactly awe-inspiring weapon to have. To craft it, you need 100 scrap, 100 copper, 2 common wheels, 2 common cannons and 3 common machine guns. Now if this were a game that throws fat loots at you, that wouldn't sound like much, but here's the thing: 100 scrap is fairly easy to get, because you get that passively in PvP. 100 copper? Well, to get that, you have to play PvE raids. A lot of them. To get all those common parts? You need to win matches. Here's a fun thing, though: Every match you win will only reward you with ONE common part, and what part that is is effectively determined via slot machine. Oh, and if your team loses a match, no parts, only scrap. (And potentially fuel, but that's another progression hurdle i won't even go into) So to get these 7 specific common parts, you'll probably have to go through dozens of matches, hoping that A, you win most of them and B, RNGesus has mercy on you. So, now you've played the damn game all day and what do you have to show for it? A single, blue item. Now here's the real kicker: You wanna craft a purple? Well, you'll need wires for that, but those, you can just get as a PVP reward (by foregoing part rewards). But those 7 common items you needed for the Autocannon? Yeah, well, if you want to craft a purple item, you'll need 7 RARE parts instead. In other words, the amount of time you need to craft a purple is exponentially more than a blue. If you want to ever craft a legendary, well, you better quit your job and install a toilet in front of your desk, because you'll have to be playing this game non-stop for..... well, months, probably. There's gonna be a few people who are going to say one of two things: 1, "You're just not good enough at the game!" - Even if you are godlike at this game, with the systems the way they are? You still need to essentially make this game your dayjob if you want to get anywhere. and 2. "Well, it'll go FTP once it goes into open beta, so they need to encourage people to spend money!" - Yes, this is true. And full disclosure? I'm a whale. I don't mind MTs. But frankly, with the state this game's in? You either spend ungodly amounts of money on it, buy everything you want, ruining it for yourself in the process, or you spend just -some- money on it, get -some- nice parts and then still face a grind that makes Payday 2 look positively utopian. Without paying into any MTs at all? I'd go as far as to call this game unplayable. Now in all fairness, this IS in closed beta, and massive changes may occur. In fact, i hope they do, because the core of this game, that being the actual car combat, is absolutely stellar, and it's a huge shame to see it buried in this many horrendous design decisions. The game also has a big, player-run marketplace where you can buy and sell parts, but obviously, in order to buy anything, you need money. To get money, you need to sell stuff (Or buy it directly, once the game goes F2P). To sell stuff, you need to craft the stuff first and yes, to craft stuff, you need to basically go through hell. For several weeks at a time. I'm sure there's some hardcore fans out there who enjoy this masochistic stuff but frankly, in my opinion? This game's problems could easily be fixed by increasing both PvP and PvE match rewards by a factor of...... x5? Maybe x8? Does that sound extreme? Yes? Well frankly, this game NEEDS extreme changes in order to become enjoyable. I will happily update this review if the game changes for the better, but honestly, i don't hold much hope. I mean, i just had a big rant about just the crafting system, and there's so many small hurdles i haven't even gone into, such as fuel, the need to rent workbenches, the fact that when you actually get to craft an item, it takes hours of real-time to do it unless you pay to skip it and a few other things. Just..... yeah. Impressive core game, surrounded by systems that seem specifically designed to stop you from having fun. Quite the disappointment, at this current stage.Show moreShow less
40.9 hours at review984 people found this helpful
Written during Early Access
RecommendedSteam player
Really great fast paced vehicle combat game. Building vehicles is really great, theres a huge amount of parts and it does feel like u can really make what u want. Theres great variety on the weapons even including things like deployable drones and turrets aswell as modules like scopes and radars to add. Parts are shot off of ur vehicle so how u build it is very important to how well it functions. Smart design can really help ur performance. Has a fairly high level of grind but not uncommon for this type of game esp as F2P. However there are ways to deal with this, for example u can level factions which earns u a lot of parts quickly to get going and completing seasons (a series of challanges that reset every so often) can earn u very good rewards. There is also a player market to buy and sell parts so its possible to sell items u dont want to get the parts u do. GFX and sound r gd and the game runs really well. Overall great game well worth giving a try.Show moreShow less
71 hours at review240 people found this helpful
Written during Early Access
Not recommendedSteam player
First off, let me explain this is not my only acct for this game. This is however the only one linked to steam. I want to tell you that this game is great, I really do. It has it's flaws and needs some rethinking in certain aspects. I want to say this.....But I can't I have been around this game since very early development And the one thing that I can say the dev team has continually screwed up is the allowed existance of the player volunteer GMs. Please believe me when i say that these players, and thats what they are, just players are the most annoying, redundant, and invasive bunch of people that should never, EVER hold the power to ban people. PERIOD. There i already a profanity filter in place, there is already the ability to block people. But god forbid if, on top of all of that you say anything resembling profanity. Then these GMs, who by most accounts are the worst parts of that wimpy kid from highschool turned stoodge/hall monitor and if Ned Flanders from the Simpsons tried to be a beat cop, come jumping down your ass. I was banned for suggesting to other players to also write a review about one of the major problems with the game.And let me be perfectly clear it is a problem. I could not play for a day, and still cant use chat for another 5 more days as of me writing this review. Not for swearing, not for any racist comments, not for being mean, but just for suggesting that people get the word out about this problem because you cant say anything on any forum without it being deleted and action taken against you. So to you, the potential paying customer, I say this with all sincerity. Do not put money into this game until you see these GMs go overboard with their nonsense to the point where you cant just say anything. If you wondered what it would be like without freedom of press or the right to say ♥♥♥♥ once in a while because you lost in a pvp match because of stupidity, then this is the game for you. If this sounds like a complete headache, thats because it is. I myself would love to continue to support this game. But I cant. And I emplore you not to either until you see just how out of control these GMs are. So the harshest thing you can think to say is "golly gee that was a disapointment" and lets face it, nobody does then this game is perfect for you. But. If you are like the rest of us who pvp and gravitate towards pvp this game will chafe and piss you off due to the overbearing nature and lack of oversight of these volunteer players to the point that you'll also be looking to uninstall regardless of how much money you tossed to targem and gaijin. thanks for reading, you have been warned.Show moreShow less
268.5 hours at review429 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
My gambling addict friend said if I post a review on crossout and it gets 350 likes and 150 Awards that he will buy me every pack So im just gonna leave this here.Show moreShow less
103.4 hours at review204 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
The idea of this game is great. But the grinding system is very bad. I'm ok to pay a good amount of money for free to play games if it's about xp / credit boost. But i don't want to pay for having better weapons than others, the fun in this game decreases rapidly when you face overpowered ennemies just because they paid more than you. The customisation is cool but unless you pay a lot of money you end up having a useless truck. Great potential but very bad decisions made by the dev's.Show moreShow less
16.6 hours at review414 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
I am going to attempt to explain why folks believe this game is pay-to-win, and why it truly is not. I currently have over 300 hours invested according to Steam. I believe this can be some kind of indicator that I have played enough to truly understand this game and I hope that some of you will disregard these filthy reviews this game is getting and go ahead and give it a try. First and foremost, you cannot truly buy an advantage over other players. Every item in this game has a power score. If you simply pay real money and slap the best equipment on your car, your power score will go up and you will be fighting against other players with a similar power score. You simply can’t buy the best stuff and then go destroy noob players with it. Second, as a starting player you are able to acquire "Scrap" from completing starter raids and winning in PVP battles. The game allows you to collect 2800 of these per week. This cap is good in my opinion, as it helps keep the market stable. Scrap is used to craft weapons and other items in the game. When you eventually build a car over the 3000 power score, you can then start obtaining "Wire" each week as well. Eventually when you get over 4000 power score, you can then collect "Electronics." You are allowed to collect 2800 per week for each resource. With that said, the scrap alone sells for about 67.00 coins per 1000. That is just under 200 coins per week from the scrap alone. Wire is currently selling for about 90 coins for 1000, which would be just under 300 coins per week from selling the wire. And electronics are selling for about the same price as wire. What I am getting at, is that as a new player you should sell the items you farm for. If you play even somewhat regularly you can net over 500 coins per week from the resources alone. All rare items sell for about 50 coins, and the epic items sell for about 400. Getting good gear in this game is very obtainable without throwing money at the game. Now for selling items, here is the thing that most new players do not understand and could cost them a great deal of coins. In your storage inventory, you have the option to simply right click a piece of equipment and select "Sell". This will sell the item to a player whom has placed a buy order. It is more effective to select the "Trade" option and then place the item on the broker for your desired price instead of just selling it quickly to the highest bidder. You will make a lot more money this way. For anyone considering this game, please do not take all these negative reviews to heart. Most of these players have very few hours recorded and thus, do not truly understand the game. This game is great in every aspect and the building of your own craft is very unique and appealing to most. You can pay to progress faster, however again, you will be playing against others with similar power scores.Show moreShow less
318.6 hours at review204 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
"Gaijin Entertainment" yeah i'm done with this "game" ( more like cash cow ).... this game should be F2P in the state it's in for Early Access, and before you people say, "but they need money to make the game" yeah ♥♥♥♥ them, go look at the other games they've made and you'll see they try to bleed the live out of the player's and their wallet. sure they come up with great idea's but they put a HEAVY price tag on it. look all i can say is this game feels bad(controls and reaction time of the death machines you drive), the interface is ♥♥♥♥, and the graphics are ♥♥♥♥ for $30USD, what are you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nintendo. making an account is a pain if you make one or have one (gajin account) it HAS to link to your steam account before you login and if you just click sign with steam you'll face and issue if you try to use your gijin account to login. "Gaijin Entertainment" look at the feedback from their other games and you'll see what type of company they are but then again who knows maybe hell will freeze over.... now wheres that refund buttonShow moreShow less
0.7 hours at review395 people found this helpful
Written during Early Access
RecommendedSteam player
2025 review ========= "Free to Play" is a trojan horse for "Pay to Progress" unless you want to grind every day with all of your free time to get new parts. I still think the game as a concept is cool since I like vehicle building games, but I don't think it's worth anyone's time in its current state unless you've got some sort of infinite money machine. 2019 review ========= If you have ever heard of Robocraft, this game also has vehicle building, a garage, and a base capturing gamemode. That's where the similarites end. Overall, it's much different from Robocraft, and apparently it is more pay to win. I can't have an opinion on that since I bought the Closed Beta Test pack and got 2000 coins when I first played Open Beta Test. There is very much a grind, if you want rare parts from the market, and even more so if you want epic parts. Vehicles are built out of parts of varying sizes and you cannot buy more structure pieces, you have to level up in a faction to get more. And instead of CPU/pFlop usage that varies with different cubes, there is a parts limit that maxes out at 80 when you level up in the Engineers faction. Crafting is interesting, basically you get the required stuff for what you want and then you tell the faction people what you wanna make. If its in a high tech workbench, you need to buy a thing that lets you use it for an amount of time. Have I mentioned the market? The market is not like the cube shop or cube forge, where prices are set in stone. Instead it is player driven and the prices go up and down. You can make offers and also directly sell the items in their most expensive purchase or buy on the cheapest sale. It also includes fees, so that the market does not inflate and it keeps people buying coins. The more rare or unobtainable an item, the higher the price, even if it is a common item. The more of an item there is, the cheaper it will be. If there is less of an item, you can charge more for people to buy it. If there is more of an item, you can lower the price of it to sell it faster.Show moreShow less
309.1 hours at review196 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
oh boy... i like the game. i really do but just imagine one thing: you grind for weeks till you finally can afford a "legendary crate" (a crate that is giving you a random legendary weapon) , you open it with all the hype in the world, you get a nice gun.....FOR 2 HOURS!!! LMAO. this is unacceptable. i will change my "review" as soon as the devs get rid of that bs.Show moreShow less
21.3 hours at review363 people found this helpful
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