OTR 2 - Offroad Simulator

OTR 2, short for Off the Road 2, is a driving game that mostly asks you to go somewhere and see what you find. DogByte Games says it returns with its most ambitious world yet: a seamless map 30 times larger than the original. You can climb hills, cross highways, take off-road trails and head into wilderness, or just cruise. With 1M+ installs and a 4.4 rating at the time of writing, it has a solid following.

An enormous sandbox

The map is described as massive and filled with hills to climb, endless roads, highways, trails, wild terrain and hidden secrets. In an open-world driving game the best moments often happen away from the main road, so leaving the tarmac and looking for unusual spots usually pays off. Exploring also teaches you how different vehicles behave on different surfaces.

Playable without a connection

The game is fully playable offline, a real advantage for travellers or anyone with limited data. Not every open-world game works that way. Multiplayer, however, still needs internet access.

More than trucks

The vehicle list includes rugged 4x4s, supercars on asphalt, fighter jets and high-speed powerboats. Each changes how you play: a 4x4 copes with rough ground, a supercar prefers smooth roads and a boat needs water. Trying each type gives the game variety beyond ordinary driving.

How real is the physics?

The publisher promises realistic vehicle simulation, with mud that sticks to your tyres and an advanced damage system, along with console-quality lighting and detailed water physics. Realistic physics make driving harder but also make a successful climb more satisfying. Higher graphics settings need a capable phone, so lower them if performance drops.

Paint, decals and tuning

A Livery Editor lets you change paint jobs and decals, and you can tune performance. Customising a vehicle is popular with players who like to show off their creations.

Driving with friends

Online multiplayer supports up to six players who can race or cruise the open world together in real time. Exploring with friends adds fun, and races provide a competitive option.

First drives

Learn how your vehicle handles mud and slopes before attempting steep climbs. Use gentle throttle and steering on loose surfaces. Explore gradually and note interesting places. Upgrade the vehicle you drive most, save your progress and keep the phone cool during long sessions.

Who this is for

Driving fans, off-road enthusiasts and players who like open-world freedom. Very old devices may struggle with the heavier visuals.

Money and trademarks

Check the store page for in-app purchase and advertising information. Vehicle names and brands belong to their owners.

Where it lands

OTR 2 combines freedom, vehicle variety and realistic driving in a large open world, a good option for anyone who enjoys exploring on four wheels, or on water, or in the air.