Tunguska: Back in Action version 1.0 for SpinTires (v03.03.16, 1.7.1)

Greetings to all fans of good old Spintires! I’m here with a New Year’s gift for you. Yes, it’s been almost 4 years since I made a new map. I’ve been working on it little by little for several years, so the map turned out to be quite detailed. A bit about the story:

You’ve ended up in a place located not far from the site of the Tunguska meteorite fall (whoever finds it is a champ). A river flows nearby, and on its bank there’s a small, semi-abandoned village. The cold season is coming soon, so you need to stock up on wood. Your goal is to deliver timber to 5 locations:

- Kindergarten (located in the village);
- “Meteor” tourist base (located in the center of the map by a picturesque lake);
- Processing center, from where the timber will be sent to the furniture factory;
- Two local sawmills for their own needs.

But before you can start delivering timber, you need to repair the garage. For your vehicle fleet, we were only able to rent an old, dilapidated garage in the village. While you can put up with a leaky roof, nothing will work without the necessary equipment. But there’s a solution. Not far away, on the opposite bank of the river, there’s another garage. Its owner is willing to share the necessary equipment—you just need to load it onto a flatbed and bring it to our garage. Friends, I know some of you enjoy the challenge of manual loading, while others don’t. That’s why there are two versions of the map in the archive. One with an unconventional garage unlocking method, and another with the familiar garage parts. To install the second version, simply unpack the levels folder into the media folder with file replacement after installing the first version.

Brief description:

- 1 garage (closed);
- 5 sawmills;
- 1 fuel station;
- 11 watchpoints;
- 2 logging sites;
- 2 loading points;
- 4 vehicle slots (can be replaced).

Works and is playable on version 1.7.1, but some objects are missing. Fully tested only on 03.03.16. Sorry for the archive size, but it contains both versions, and the map itself is heavy.

I hope you enjoy it. There aren’t many authors or players here now. But if even a few dozen people like it, I’ll be happy. Leave comments, send screenshots of your playthroughs, and share your feedback. The more activity, the more motivation to create something else. Let’s not let our beloved game die! Wishing everyone a great ride and Happy New Year!

P.S. Special thanks to: Yuri Yeremchuk (byPra), SERJ.46, k-700, Psix19rus, and all the authors whose materials I used to create the map.