Rage-inducing "Clustertruck" is a game that causes ugly rage quit moments, but oddly enough, makes players not quit at all. It could be that good and it will be released soon.

"Clustertruck" is one of those games that doesn't really shine the brightest with its visuals given the fact that it even runs on old machines. Publisher TinyBuild and developer LandFall Games made it to a point that the game's magic will be the something similar to that of "Happy Wheels" and "Truck Dismount."

It was from the same company who created the equally weird, but engaging real-life battle simulator called "Totally Accurate Battle Simulator."

The player's goal is to jump from one truck to another to reach a specific goal. The thing is, these trucks are in motion, speeding through varied roads with crazy difficulty scaling and leaving the players an impression that the drivers haven't touched a truck before in their lives.

The video above pretty much explains how the game flows and it is clear that it wouldn't be simply about jumping on trucks that are running. Pillar move around, contraptions stop players from jumping from point A to point B and trucks even more trucks fall from the sky.

Packed with 80 levels out of the box with 8 different worlds to explore, "Clustertruck" will be quite an epic experience and the replayability is further multiplied with the level editor around. An endless mode will also be included for "players who just don't want to quit."

As mentioned above, the game isn't resource-hungry at all being that it only requires 2GHz CPU, 2GB RAM, Windows 7, and a DirectX 9.0c compatible GPU based from the game's official Steam product page.

The pre-Order bonus will give players a 20 percent discount, making the game's price be as low as $12. There will also be another pre-order bonus to be revealed later this week as per TinyBuild's announcement earlier.