Freight Fate

Freight Fate is an audio-first trucking simulation for Windows and Linux. Build a freight career across 59 cities on real interstate corridors: pick up jobs, plan routes, and drive a ten-speed Class 8 truck with realistic physics, entirely by sound. Every menu, gauge, and road event is spoken, with a visible text mirror for sighted helpers.

Designed for screen reader users first. Speech is delivered through Prism, which works with NVDA, JAWS, SAPI, VoiceOver, and Speech Dispatcher, and the whole game is played from the keyboard.

• Truck physics you can hear: a ten-speed transmission (manual with clutch or automatic), torque, grades, traction limits, brake fade, and an engine note that tracks RPM in real time.
• A living map: 59 cities and 106 legs along real interstates, regional freight identity, cargo markets that drift day by day, and multiple route options per job.
• Dynamic weather and a day/night cycle with audio ambience, road hazards, and forecasts along your route, optionally driven by real-world conditions.
• Hours of service and fatigue: plan breaks and overnight parking around an 11-hour driving clock while delivery deadlines keep counting.
• A full career: experience levels, reputation, cargo endorsements, truck upgrades, a second truck, and mid-trip save and resume.
• Sound effects and music are generated from scripts, keeping the audio tightly matched to the simulation.

Stable releases and developer snapshots are available.

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