Alabama Asphalt

The year is 2087. A nuclear event cracked reality open, and the fantastic poured through. Birmingham has fallen to the Iron Baron — a warlord in impenetrable iron plate who rules the I-20 corridor from his fortress on Ruffner Mountain. Gnomes run the speedway. Alchemists haunt the factories. Mutants patrol the outskirts of Anniston.
You’re in Lincoln, Alabama. With 150 scrap in your pocket and a busted Rusty Pipe, you’re the hero this road needs.
Alabama Asphalt is a turn-based RPG set across the real I-20 corridor — from Birmingham to Anniston, through Pell City, Lincoln, Talladega, and beyond — rebuilt as a post-apocalyptic fantasy world where the geography is authentic and the monsters are not.

EXPLORE THE I-20 CORRIDOR
Travel a hand-crafted world built from real Alabama geography. Every settlement has its own economy, its own people, and its own secrets. Talk to anyone. Look around. The road between towns is dangerous — plan your route.
CLASSIC TURN-BASED COMBAT
Battle scrap rats, forge demons, toxic hulks, and guard bots. Choose your attack, cast spells, use items, or run. Combat is fast — the scrollable battle log keeps every message, so you never miss a thing. Level up, learn new spells, upgrade six armor slots.

EARN YOUR WHEELS
Win Tier 1 at the Talladega Iron Derby — a full 3D kart race against gnomish war machines — and you’ll ride a Gnomish Bike that triples your travel speed and cuts random encounters in half. Four racing tiers, each with unique prizes.

QUESTS AND CONSEQUENCES
Earn the trust of Munford’s mutant settlement. Raid Fort McClellan’s armory. Consult the Spirit Shaman at the Talladega Mounds. Every quest changes the final battle. Shatter the ley lines beneath Ruffner Mountain and the Iron Baron’s armor cracks. Make enemies and you’ll fight harder. Make allies and you won’t fight alone.

EXPLORE EVERY CORNER
An underwater government facility sleeps beneath Logan-Martin Lake — you’ll need an Oxygen Tank to get in. The druids of Mt. Cheaha teach spells you can’t find anywhere else. The Anniston Army Depot has the best loot on the corridor, if you survive long enough to claim it.

BUY, SELL, EQUIP
Every town has a shop with location-appropriate gear. Sell what you don’t need. Six armor slots — head, body, legs, feet, hands, and accessory — mean every find matters. Displaced gear goes straight to your pack.

MADE IN ALABAMA
From a small-town doctor in Lincoln, Alabama. The town doctor’s name is Doc Ponder. The Iron Derby runs at Talladega. The mounds are real. The lake is real. The asphalt is real.
Half-Eaten Toast LLC. Development by Talon & Claude Rains.