Arizona Truck Driver brings realistic trucking sim to Quest VR in October

Carbon Studio's new truck simulation launches in Early Access on Meta Quest this month, offering PC VR players' first major alternative to American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2 on standalone headsets.

Arizona Truck Driver VR cockpit view with interactive dashboard
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Arizona Truck Driver, a new trucking simulation from Carbon Studio (the team behind The Wizards), is launching in Early Access on Meta Quest in October. The game aims to fill a gap in the standalone VR market, where realistic truck sims have been limited compared to PC VR options like American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2.

The game offers over 25 hours of gameplay with a full business-building loop. Players manage truck maintenance, cleaning, refueling, and servicing while accepting jobs from different companies to grow their operation. Six trucks (American and European models) each have distinct handling and physics, with over 350 customization items available. Every truck features an interactive cockpit with a working radio.

The map is inspired by Arizona with twelve regions across three distinct biomes. Dynamic weather and seasons affect driving conditions as you progress. New regions unlock by completing jobs and earning licenses. As your business expands, you can hire NPC drivers, purchase additional trucks, and develop your headquarters.

Arizona Truck Driver follows the slice-of-life simulator formula that has proven popular on PC for years. The title can be wishlisted now on Meta Quest. Carbon Studio has also announced a Steam release planned for a later date.

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  1. UploadVREstablished publication · recorded Sep 28, 2026
    Arizona Truck Driver Will Let You Become A VR Trucker On Quest This October