Dirt Town
Dirt Town is Skyturns' terrain sandbox on Steam where you operate heavy earthmoving equipment, cut haul roads, and reshape ground that stays modified in your save file. A playable free demo launched on 13 Nov, 2026, while the full Early Access release is scheduled for 4 Dec, 2026 on Windows and macOS.
Early Access4 Dec, 2026
Skyturns
Play the free demoThe free demo is the build you can launch right now on Steam app 5471710. It gives you one compact mission map with three named work machines plus a hidden vehicle, while the full game has no price number yet.
The free demo
Open the demo plate for the four primary objectives, the gallery mission panel lines, and the five Early Access side missions. Online co-op up to four players belongs to the full game rather than the single-player demo.
The other Skyturns game
Steam app 5267430 is an earlier released skill runner titled Skyturns from the same developer. The still below comes from Skyturns Trailer on that separate app, not a Dirt Town screenshot.
Keys on the dozer
The dozer cab overlay displays FLOAT off on N, AUTO off on J, and H mode for switching the blade control state while grading.
NFloatFLOAT off
JAuto levelAUTO off
HBlade modeH mode
A separate dozer blade offset indicator appears as a two-dot symbol beside the prompts without an assigned letter key.
Store frames
Edition and platform notes
Dirt Town - Demo Trailer
Steam movie 257504860 from the main Dirt Town release.
Sandbox operations overview
Every bucket load of sand, graded embankment, and cut ditch stays in the world save. When you push soil with the dozer blade or dump material from the hauler bed, the road surface you shape directly determines whether loaded trucks can climb the grade or bog down in soft ground.
The playable demo focuses on a core trio of the dozer, the wheel loader, and the hauler, alongside one secret vehicle hidden on the map. Early Access expands the yard with an excavator, dirt bikes, a road compactor, and material conveyors funded by completed work and harvested resources.
Granular materials react differently under blade and tire load. Demo terrain contrasts loose sand with soil and flowing water, while Early Access introduces sticky clay, rainfall, creeks, and surface puddles where moisture alters tire grip and how easily dirt shifts.
Both Windows and Apple silicon macOS builds require 16 GB of RAM and 500 MB of disk space, starting at an RTX 3060 or RX 6600 on PC and an Apple M2 Pro on Mac. Keyboard prompts appear on cab frames, with optional support for gamepads, joysticks, and steering wheels.