Screw Drivers – Complete Guide to Cheats, Tips, and Exploits

About This Mod

Game Overview
Screw Drivers is a physics-based vehicle building and racing game developed by Creactstudios and published by Headup Games . Released on June 20, 2024, the game entered Steam Early Access and transitioned to a paid title on August 21, 2026, priced at €7.99 . Prior to the transition, it was free to claim and keep permanently .

The game has received overwhelmingly positive reviews, with over 6,400 user reviews and an 88% positive rating . You build vehicles from scratch using engines, axles, gears, suspensions, and tires . Both combustion and electric engines can be used, and you can design anything from standard cars to tanks, planes, and even vehicles with up to 50 engines and 30 wheels . A Track Editor allows creation and sharing of custom tracks via Steam Workshop .

Cheats
No conventional cheat codes have been officially documented for Screw Drivers . The game relies on player creativity and engineering skill rather than built-in cheats.

Known Exploit
A community-discovered exploit allows you to manipulate vehicle class and meet tech tree criteria without proper construction : Place wheels and weight blocks in the garage without attaching them to the vehicle. When you spawn or reset the car, these blocks spawn as separate objects with collision. This can:

Meet weight and wheel count requirements for tech tree unlocks

Manipulate vehicle class (e.g., drop from S+ to C class by adding loose weight)

This exploit may work in multiplayer but is not officially supported.

Treasure Chest Location
A treasure chest sits on top of a large rock in the game world. Community methods to reach it include :

Build an extendable arm to reach it from your vehicle

Use a helicopter to fly up and land on the rock

Press R mid-air as you pass over the rock to nullify momentum

Build a rock climber with 8 large dirt tires and bounce your way up

Building Tips
Handling and Suspension
Screw Drivers' suspension system differs from sim-racing games :

Stiffer springs add grip but raise ride height, reducing grip due to body roll

Higher damper settings reduce handling "feel" and make the game feel more arcade-like

Baseline realistic handling setup : Springs 1.50, Dampers 2.00, Progressiveness around 50% . Adjust based on engine placement:

Mid-engine open-wheel: Higher front springs for bite, stable rear for traction

Front-engine FWD: Opposite approach to reduce understeer

Quick Start Guide
Build a functional drivetrain (engine → axles → gears → wheels)

Unlock new parts through the tech tree by meeting criteria

Race to earn currency and progress

Use blueprints to save and reuse designs

System Requirements
Minimum :

OS: Windows 10 64-bit

Processor: 3.1 GHz quad-core

Memory: 4 GB RAM

Graphics: GTX 980

Storage: 18 GB available space

Creative Team

Community modders have created this amazing content to enhance your gaming experience.

Compatible Platform

Works on PC. Check system requirements before downloading.

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