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Explore a fantasy world in a customizable vehicle. Fight enemies, collect relics, equip powerful devices, recruit characters, and upgrade your camp to progress further on every run.

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100+ Relics Available60+ Devices Available30+ Characters4 World Biomes

Start Your First Run

Learn how to manage spirit energy, assign companion workstations, unlock early vehicle pre-mounts, and clear initial region bosses in One Way Tickets.

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Basic External Mounts: Establishes baseline mounting points on the chassis

Basic External Mounts: Establishes baseline mounting points on the chassis.

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Dagger Pre-Mount and Bow Pre-Mount: Dagger places a short-range defensive blade on the rear, while Bow installs a forward-facing projectile station

Dagger Pre-Mount and Bow Pre-Mount: Dagger places a short-range defensive blade on the rear, while Bow installs a forward-facing projectile station.

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Machete Pre-Mount and Pistol Pre-Mount: These become accessible after completing your first expedition

Machete Pre-Mount and Pistol Pre-Mount: These become accessible after completing your first expedition. They replace the initial dagger and bow slots with higher-tier equivalents rather than adding additional slots.

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From your first expedition to camp upgrades, world biomes, and PC requirements, choose the topic you need.

What Is One Way Tickets?

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One Way Tickets is an Early Access roguelite incremental adventure game developed and published by Future Tech. Players outfit a battle wagon with weapons and utility devices, recruit traveling companions to automate dashboard workstations, and traverse hostile biomes while collecting salvage to unlock permanent upgrades.

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Developer

Future Tech.

Platform

Windows PC

Genre

Action / Adventure / Indie / Racing

Release Date

Oct 22, 2026

Relics Available

100+

Devices Available

60+

Characters

30+

World Biomes

4

Latest Guides

Read Achievements Guide

Review all 32 Steam achievements in One Way Tickets, detailing specific unlock criteria for camp buildings, biomes, resources, and boss fights.

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Read Achievement Fixes

Resolve Steam achievement unlocking problems in One Way Tickets by reviewing reported bugged milestones and recent patch notes.

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Read Aiming Problems

Learn why vehicle weapons misaim in One Way Tickets and how companion handling, weapon placement, and control adjustments keep your attacks on target.

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Read Lag Fixes

Review the technical engine causes behind frame drops in One Way Tickets alongside player-tested display and session workarounds.

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Read Rolling Log Bug

Learn why rolling log weapons stop firing or phasing through targets in One Way Tickets, alongside official patch fixes and player workarounds.

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Read Weapons Not Firing

Find out why devices stop shooting in One Way Tickets and how vehicle energy or weapon targeting bugs affect combat.

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Read Worm Boss Bug

Review details about the reported worm boss issue and track current Early Access updates for One Way Tickets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A few useful distinctions before you start.

Mounted weapons stop firing when your vehicle completely exhausts its spirit energy reserves, when unstaffed multi-workstation devices lack crew input, or when targeting glitches affect weapons like the boomerang.

You increase travel distance by unlocking spirit energy upgrades at the Tianmu Astrolabe in camp, advancing through Core Repair, Storage Repair, and Intact Spirit Core after three expeditions.

Mounted devices require assigned crew or manual mouse clicks to operate. Simple weapons like the Blunderbuss require one aimed station, while heavy weapons like the Rotary MG need three separate operators.

Collected items automatically convert into settlement currencies upon returning to camp. Salvaged mechanical pieces like weapon handles convert into materials, while biological drops like hopper hind legs yield food.

Ready to Drive Your Vehicle To Crush?

Start with beginner guides, plan your camp upgrades, and explore the world biomes.