CONSTRUCTION LIFE EARLY ACCESS
Your next big job
starts small.
A pickup. A skid steer. A town full of possibility.
Build a construction company in Pine Creek. Get behind the controls, turn rough ground into finished places, and bring your friends along for the heavy lifting.
Free to play · In your browser · Desktop & touch controls
FROM THE FIRST SCOOP
Learn the controls.
Then go earn your next machine.
Start with a guided shift. There’s room to get the hang of it before taking on something bigger.
Get comfortable
Learn to drive, lower the bucket and move earth. Try the equipment schools whenever you want a little more practice.
Take a local job
Pick a contract, bring the right equipment and order what you need. The survey shows the work; your controls make it happen.
Make it count
Call for inspection, collect your payment and build your reputation. Reinvest in equipment, help and a better home base.
REAL WORK. YOUR CONTROLS.
Put the bucket down.
Feel the job take shape.
Dig with movement and ground contact. Lift the load, swing it into position and tip it out. See the terrain change where you actually work.
Start with a skid steer
Scoop, carry, spread. Your first machine earns its keep.
Get into the earth
Work the boom, stick and bucket. Swing over a truck to unload.
Keep the job moving
Haul material, tip the bed and tow your heavy equipment.
Make the big lifts
Rig loads, clear the obstacles and lower each piece into place.
Leave a fresh surface
Feed the hopper, lower the screed and lay the asphalt.
Finish every pass
Compact the base and roll fresh pavement before inspection.
Also in the fleet: mini excavator, backhoe, dozer, grader, mixer, forklift, telehandler, site dumper, winter plow, line striper and specialist attachments. Buy new, check the used stock or rent for a particular job.
LEAVE SOMETHING STANDING
Small contracts.
Big “I built that” moments.
Your work changes Pine Creek. These are scenes from the game’s practice jobs, using the same equipment and construction systems as your company.
FROM FOUNDATION TO FRONT YARD
A home, built one stage at a time.
Excavate, set forms, tie rebar and pour. Raise the framing, lift the roof, connect utilities and finish the garden. The last bit of cleanup matters as much as the first bucket of soil.
THE ROAD CREW
Lay it. Roll it. Stripe it.
Build a sound base, deliver asphalt and feed the paver. Lower the screed and drive a clean pass, compact the surface with the roller, then mark the road with the line striper.
CONNECT THE TOWN
Build your own way across.
Prepare the creek banks, lift in concrete abutments and steel beams, then set the deck and rails. Drive the finished bridge for its load test before calling the inspector.
A DIFFERENT VIEW FROM THE CAB
Take your company to eight storeys.
Operate a tower crane to place steel, floor slabs, glazing and roof equipment. Work the swing, trolley and hoist to bring each heavy module onto its target.
Clear the way
Brush, stumps, storm cleanup and shed demolition. Break it down, load it up and haul it out.
Shape the land
Grade lots, excavate pools, refresh gravel drives and build drainage trenches.
Build below ground
Set a septic tank, connect the drain field, find a leak and pressure-test the system.
Make somewhere better
Build a wildlife pond, set a retaining wall or restore a neighborhood pocket park.
Keep the town open
Plow snowy lanes and pump flooded sites before getting back to construction.
Finish the details
Screed concrete, remove forms, seed lawns, plant gardens and clear the last offcuts.
MORE THAN A MACHINE COLLECTION
Run the business
behind the build.
Every contract has costs. Make your fleet work for you, keep it in good shape and choose where the next paycheck goes.
Make your first startBuy, rent, haul, repeat.
Compare used equipment, rent for specialist jobs and trailer your machines between sites.
A little grease goes a long way.
Refuel, service the engine, grease pivots, top up hydraulics and wash off a hard day’s work.
A proper place to come back to.
Construct a service workshop, materials shelter and wash bay. Store spare material for the next contract.
You don’t have to do it all alone.
Hire help on supported jobs, manage deliveries and earn the reputation for more ambitious work.
GOOD WORK IS BETTER SHARED
Bring your own crew.
One person digs. Another hauls. Someone keeps the materials coming.
Invite up to three friends into your company and work the same site together.
Shared jobs, machines and material. The host brings the company; everyone brings a pair of hands.
BEFORE YOU CLOCK IN
A few things
worth knowing.
Start with training. Take your time.
The big jobs will be there.
Do I need to know how to operate equipment?
No. Your first company starts with guided training. Learn to walk, drive, use the bucket, haul material and finish a job before the wider town opens up. Equipment schools let you practice with supplied machines without spending your company money.
How do the controls work?
On desktop, WASD moves you or drives the machine. I and K raise and lower the attachment; articulated machines also use stick and swing controls shown in the cab. On touch screens, the left stick drives and the right lever operates the attachment. Drag the scene to look around. Buckets dig when the edge contacts the ground and moves through it. Powered tools and individual assembly tasks have their own action controls.
How do I complete a job?
Follow the current stage, check the survey and finish the marked area. Once the work is ready, choose Call inspector from Jobs or tap CALL on mobile. You can call from anywhere. Passing inspection pays the contract and improves your reputation.
Does my company save?
Yes. Company and crew checkpoints stay in this browser on this device across game updates. Open Saved company & backups to download a copy or import it on another device. Clearing browser data removes local saves, so keep a backup. Practice schools are separate and leave your company untouched.
How do I play with friends?
Start or load your company, open Friends and choose Invite friends. Share the invitation link with up to three friends. Finish training before joining a crew. Shared work has a separate checkpoint; your solo save stays safe. The host can choose “Save crew work to my company & leave” to keep the results.
Can I play on my phone?
Touch controls and a compact mobile HUD are included. A recent phone or tablet with WebGL support is recommended; landscape gives you more room to operate. This is an early-access 3D game, so performance varies by device. A desktop gives the best view for precise crane work.
Is it free? Is everything finished?
Playing is free with a VYRLD account. Equipment purchases, wages and job payments use in-game company money. This is an early-access release with playable construction jobs and ongoing development. Follow the game below to get news when it changes.
WELCOME TO PINE CREEK
Let’s make something of this place.
Your first shift is waiting.
Playing needs a free account. It takes a few seconds, and it means you can save what you play, come back to it, and make your own worlds when you want to.
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