Fit check
Is Off-Road Paradise: Trial 4x4 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Off-road driving fans who want obstacle-focused trial stages rather than conventional circuit racing
- VR players who want both an in-car perspective and free movement around course environments
- Local multiplayer groups with access to one PC
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking long, open-ended races may find the short, obstacle-based stages too constrained
- Players wanting a story campaign or broad competitive progression may find the focus on trials, free driving, and local play limited
- Players without VR equipment will not use the optional headset-based modes
Our take on Off-Road Paradise: Trial 4x4
Rather than using conventional laps or downhill runs as its main structure, the game builds its challenges around navigating short 4x4 trials. Optional VR perspectives also replace a fixed chase-camera expectation with in-car and free-roaming views.
What is Off-Road Paradise: Trial 4x4?
Off-Road Paradise is an off-road trial game built around short, varied levels with steep climbs, jumps, difficult angles, and ravines.
It includes 150 levels in Fast Challenge mode, eight configurable 4x4 vehicles, and a Sand Mode for free driving across a large area with loops and jumps. Vehicles can be improved in a workshop mode. Optional virtual reality support includes an in-car first-person view and a mode for walking around the environment. The game also offers customizable controls, an editor for Vive and Oculus Touch, community levels for VR and non-VR play, and local multiplayer with VR-versus-monitor support or two players on one PC.
How Off-Road Paradise: Trial 4x4 plays
- 01Fast Challenge Levels
- The mode contains 150 ready-to-play stages with slopes, jumps, ravines, and angled obstacles.
- 02Configurable 4x4 Vehicles
- Eight vehicles can be configured, while workshop play allows race cars to be acquired through upgrades.
- 03Sand Free Driving
- A broad area provides open driving with loops and jumps outside the level-based challenges.
- 04Virtual Reality Modes
- VR play supports an in-car view and a mode for moving around the environment to inspect it.
- 05Local Multiplayer
- Two people can play on one PC, including a VR-versus-monitor setup.
- 06Community Level Editor
- An editor supports Vive and Oculus Touch, and community stages work in both VR and non-VR versions.
Off-Road Paradise: Trial 4x4 compared to similar games
Driftwood focuses on downhill longboarding and drifting, while Off-Road Paradise centers on 4x4 obstacle trials with configurable vehicles and workshop upgrades. The Karters 2: Turbo Charged emphasizes kart racing, competitive multiplayer, and modding, whereas Off-Road Paradise offers 150 trial levels, sand free driving, VR play, and local multiplayer. Revhead combines car racing with building a race car, while this listing adds VR modes, a level editor, and community stages.
Off-Road Paradise: Trial 4x4: platforms & release
Is Off-Road Paradise: Trial 4x4 worth it?
It is worth it if: off-road driving fans who want obstacle-focused trial stages rather than conventional circuit racing. Skip it if: players seeking long, open-ended races may find the short, obstacle-based stages too constrained.
Where can I download Off-Road Paradise: Trial 4x4?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Off-Road Paradise: Trial 4x4's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Off-Road Paradise: Trial 4x4 on?
Windows only.
