DigixArt Teases the Next Road 96 Game After a Prequel-Era Detour

DigixArt has confirmed it’s turning back toward one of its most distinctive narrative road-trip games: Road 96. After a prequel era and a detour into another project, the Montpellier studio has released a short teaser signaling that a new entry in the Road 96 story is in the works—without yet naming the final title, release window, or target platforms.

Road 96 is getting a sequel-level push

DigixArt’s team, led by Yoan Fanise, posted a brief promotional video to announce its return to the franchise. The teaser is only about thirty seconds long, but it’s clearly framed as the start of something new rather than a simple update or re-release.

The timing matters: Road 96 originally launched to critical and community attention as a procedural, narrative-driven road trip, and it later gained a prequel, Road 96: Mile 0. DigixArt is now looking to extend the main franchise again, positioned as a continuation of the same storytelling identity that helped Road 96 reach an audience milestone of two million players by November 2024.

The teaser’s details hint at the next story beat

In the video, the camera locks onto a vehicle dashboard as the car speeds along Petria’s empty roads. The scene is accompanied by an anxious radio exchange between Fanny, a police officer, and John, a truck driver. When Fanny calls in to confirm that John can hear her, John responds in shock—asking whether it’s really her and whether she’s alive—before Fanny confirms she is.

The teaser ends with the words “Get Back On The Road,” a line that strongly suggests the franchise’s next chapter will push players back into that familiar drive-and-decide structure. However, DigixArt has not provided the definitive name of the new Road 96 game, nor a launch timeframe or confirmed platforms.

Why this matters for players

For players who connected with Road 96’s blend of branching narrative tension and procedural character moments, an announced new installment is more than just another sequel—it’s a return to a specific kind of game design. The franchise’s earlier success, including the reported two million players milestone in late 2024, indicates there’s still a meaningful audience ready for a fresh run through Petria’s road conditions and radio-borne encounters.

• The teaser confirms DigixArt is actively developing a new Road 96 entry.
• It reinforces the franchise’s core theme with “Get Back On The Road.”
• The studio has not yet revealed the title, release window, or platform list.
• Road 96 is still available on multiple current and legacy systems.

Where you can still play Road 96 today

While the next game remains unannounced in the details, Road 96 remains playable now across a broad set of platforms: PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.

That multi-platform footprint is likely part of why a new entry can land quickly with a large existing audience—players don’t have to hunt down a specific console generation to revisit the franchise while waiting for the next teaser to reveal more.