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About Bounty Pro Pulling
Bounty Pro Pulling delivers a pulling‑focused simulation where players build and race a variety of heavy‑duty machines. With 25 vehicles to build, ranging from semi‑trucks to tractors, the game emphasizes deep customization, from paint jobs to mechanical setups. The experience includes adjustable sled physics, changing track conditions, indoor and outdoor arenas, and a built‑in track editor. Multiplayer PvP lets you compete online while managing the risk of mechanical damage during runs, and family sharing is supported.
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Vehicle Variety
The title offers 25 vehicles to build, covering semi‑trucks, 4x4 diesels, pro‑mods, pro‑stock tractors, and several modified classes. Each vehicle can be built and customized to the player’s preferences.
Customization includes deep tuning options and custom paint, allowing players to reflect real‑world pulling machines. The variety supports different handling and power characteristics across the classes.
- Experiment with different vehicle classes to find a balance between power and handling that suits your pulling style.
- Use the custom paint feature to visually differentiate your builds, especially in multiplayer races.
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Sled Tuning
Sled settings are fully adjustable, mirroring real‑world pulling adjustments. Players can modify sled weight, weight‑box speed, and the pan‑drop point during a pull.
These tweaks affect how the sled interacts with the track, making precise tuning essential for successful runs.
- Start with moderate sled weight and adjust based on how the vehicle responds on the current track surface.
- Pay attention to the pan‑drop setting; small changes can improve traction on looser dirt.
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Track Dynamics
Each pull alters the dirt surface, causing the track to become looser as more vehicles run. This dynamic requires players to read the surface and choose optimal lines for each pass.
The changing conditions add a strategic layer, as the best line may shift after several runs.
- Observe the track after each pull to anticipate how the surface will evolve for your next attempt.
- Adjust your line gradually rather than making large changes, to stay aligned with the evolving grip.
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Venue Types
Pulls take place in both indoor and outdoor arenas, each equipped with the appropriate exhaust setup for the venue. The environment influences vehicle performance and handling.
Each venue comes with the appropriate exhaust setup, and the environment can influence how your vehicle performs.
- Note the exhaust setup each venue provides, since the environment can affect how your vehicle runs.
- Test both indoor and outdoor tracks to understand how each environment impacts your vehicle.
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Track Editor
A fully featured in‑game track editor lets players create custom pulling tracks without external downloads or mods. This tool supports recreation of favorite venues and personal designs.
The editor provides flexibility for endless replayability, supporting endless replayability through personal track designs.
- Start with a simple layout and gradually add complexity as you become familiar with the editor tools.
- Save multiple versions of a track to experiment with different surface conditions.
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