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Haul Yeah! is coming to Xbox Series X|S — wishlist now

The Xbox wishlist is open. Load the truck, tighten the straps and get ready to take on Pine County, solo or with a mate.

· 2 min read · Kieren Hovasapian

Haul Yeah! key art: a blue delivery truck on a mountain road with cargo strapped to the tray.

There’s always room for one more crate. Whether it stays on the truck is another question.

Haul Yeah! is coming to Xbox Series X|S, and you can now add it to your Xbox wishlist.

It’s a colourful delivery-driving sandbox where loading the truck is half the job. Pick up parcels by hand, stack awkward cargo and tighten the straps before setting off across Pine County. Every bump tests your packing. Take the long way round, or find out whether that gravel shortcut was worth it.

Two drivers, one county

Build your delivery business solo or bring a mate for two-player local split-screen co-op. Share the screen, tackle deliveries together and settle whose idea it was to put that last box on top.

Start with a small truck and work towards bigger rigs and bigger jobs. Create your courier, customise your vehicles and earn cash and experience with each delivery. Rain, snow, traffic and winding mountain roads give you plenty to think about between the depot and the drop-off.

When a load goes sideways, there’s still a job to finish. Collect the spilled parcels, call for a tow or unlock a drone rescue, then get back on the road.

Watch the new trailer

Our latest trailer takes you out on the road for a closer look at the cargo, trucks and county you’ll be exploring.

Wishlist on Xbox

The Xbox Store page is live for wishlisting now. We’re aiming for a 16 December 2026 launch, with Xbox certification currently under way. We’ll share the confirmed Xbox release details once that process is complete.

Haul Yeah! is made by Moonjump, a small independent studio in Canberra, Australia. If it looks like your kind of game, adding it to your wishlist is a simple way to keep it on your radar as launch approaches.

Wishlist on Xbox

Explore Haul Yeah! or read the PlayStation announcement.

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