Lost Track Is A New Co-Op Survival Horror Game With A Mobile Fortress And A Supernatural Mystery
Lost Track is an upcoming open-world survival adventure with online co-op elements, developed and published by Junkyard Games. The store description places you and your companions on the outskirts of a town after a supernatural experiment goes wrong, pushing you to scavenge resources, explore dangerous zones, and gradually uncover what actually happened.
One of the more distinctive hooks is the emphasis on vehicles and a "mobile fortress." Instead of treating your base as a fixed safehouse, Lost Track's pitch suggests a survival loop where upgrading your transport and turning it into a moving hub is part of long-term progression. That framing aligns with the game's genre tags and database listings, which position it as survival and open-world survival crafting with horror and sci-fi flavoring.
The reveal trailer leans into that atmosphere: isolation, abandoned environments, and a sense that the threat is not just wildlife or human rivals, but something warped by the experiment itself. Official uploads describe it as an open-world survival adventure and direct viewers back to Steam for wishlisting and updates, which matches the current status on the store page.
As of now, Lost Track does not have a confirmed release date, and Steam lists it as "to be announced." That makes the Steam hub the best source of record for any near-term playtests, demos, or updated launch windows. If the concept of cooperative survival built around a roaming base appeals to you, Lost Track is one to wishlist now and keep an eye on as Junkyard Games shares more concrete details about its world structure, crafting depth, and how co-op integrates with the game's horror systems.
This story was originally published by GameDaily on Feb 16, 2026, where it first appeared in the News section. Add GameDaily as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
