Old-school games. Built to be played.
Powers Digital Studios makes fast, loud, arcade-hearted games you can play right in your browser. No launcher, no download, no sign-up. Just press start.
Two games. Both free to play right now.
A blood-soaked boomer shooter and a road-rage arcade racer. Pick your poison.
HELLHAUL
A trucker, a sealed load and a highway straight into hell. A fast, bloody first-person shooter in the spirit of DOOM, Blood and Duke Nukem 3D.
Commuter Carnage
One service call. A GPS that has no idea where it's going. Ram, flip off and blast your way through the worst drivers on Earth to make it on time.
Some loads were never meant to be delivered.
Dutch Calhoun has hauled freight for twenty-two years. Twelve hundred miles into a sealed-cargo run, the dispatcher stops answering and the rig dies at a truck stop that isn't on any map. The store lights are on. The cook is not breathing.
- Nine hand-built maps in Episode 1: a dead truck stop, a weigh station, a freight warehouse, a refinery, a canyon rest area, a rail depot, a motel and a mine
- Six weapons from a tire iron to a double-barrel coach gun and dynamite, plus Potentia Christi, a holy blast for when the road gets crowded
- Two bosses, secrets on every map, four difficulty levels
- An original metal soundtrack, controller support and rebindable keys
Commuter Carnage
You're a contractor with one service call, a van full of tools and a GPS that has no idea where it's going. Every reroute throws you into a new detour: freeway, downtown, rural back roads, tunnels. Beat the clock to the customer's door, and pick up enough road rage along the way to make traffic regret it.
- On Call: eight detours, one clock per leg. Hit the fork early and choose the fast lane or the crate run
- Road Rage: fill the meter by trading paint, then ram, flip off and blast through commuters, cyclists and road crews
- Weapons: hood machine guns, a roof cannon, nitro and energy drinks
- Cops set roadblocks and PIT you. If they total you, you're busted
- Free Drive: earn cash, hit the garage and upgrade the van
Games made the way we grew up playing them.
Powers Digital Studios is an independent game studio founded by Jason Powers in Knoxville, Tennessee. We build the kind of games we spent our quarters and weekends on: quick to start, hard to put down, and a little bit unhinged.
Everything we make runs in a web browser on desktop, and our games support keyboard, mouse and gamepad. We publish on itch.io and post trailers on YouTube.