How to Get Mechanical Parts in Sand: Raiders of Sophie

Mechanical Parts in Sand: Raiders of Sophie are an essential resource that players will need to stock up on if they’re hoping to build new Tramplers or upgrade their existing ones. These are hidden away inside boxes in various landmarks on the map, and players will naturally come across them while looting. Here’s a complete guide on where to get the Mechanical Parts in Sand: Raiders of Sophie and how to use them.

How to Get Mechanical Parts in Sand: Raiders of Sophie

There are two ways to get Mechanical Parts in Sand: Raiders of Sophie, one of which is by simply looting. All you need to do is visit various landmarks (POIs), especially abandoned towns and factories (but avoid forts). While exploring these locations, you’ll come across a cube-shaped box with a cogwheel symbol on it called a Parts Crate.

These boxes will always contain Mechanical Parts, including other essential resources required to craft and upgrade the Trampler and its weaponry (cannons). You’ll mainly find this box in three different rarities, which include Brown Parts Crate (Common), Green Parts Crate (Rare), and Red Parts Crate (Very Rare/High-End). The higher the rarity, the greater the number of Mechanical Parts you will receive, in addition to other rare crafting components.

If you need to get Mechanical Parts quickly without stepping into a match, Sand: Raiders of Sophie allows you to purchase Mechanical Parts from the shop. You can purchase one Mechanical Component for the price of 2 Crowns, and you can buy up to 10,000 Mechanical Parts before the store refreshes.

Since Mechanical Parts are scattered across the landmarks in abundance, this method should only be used if you’re running seriously low and need some asap.

How to Use Mechanical Parts in Sand: Raiders of Sophie

Mechanical Parts in Sand: Raiders of Sophie has one use only, and that’s for crafting Trampler blueprints and their various components. The cost for a bare-bones Trampler is 295 Mechanical Parts, but you can edit it and add more cabins and other facilities to the Trampler at the cost of spending more Mechanical Parts per build.

What Should You Do If You Run Out of Mechanical Parts in Sand: Raiders of Sophie?

When I first started playing Sand: Raiders of Sophie, I’d lost more Tramplers to rubber-banding issues, disconnections, and lack of skill in general than I can count. Due to the steep learning curve of the game, you’ll be burning through your Mechanical Parts crafting new Tramplers after every failed raid, until you run out.

Since you cannot deploy into a raid without a Trampler, this situation soft-locks you from playing the game entirely. So if you’re in this situation and don’t have enough Crowns to craft a new Trampler, simply make a new character.

You can head into the “Change Character” menu from the lobby and create a fresh new character that’ll come with starting supplies. Make sure to delete your previous character, as it’ll take about 17 hours for it to depart and free up the character slot. You can create up to three characters and start a fresh journey in Sand: Raiders of Sophie without worrying about the soft-lock the game puts on you.

Released

June 22, 2026

Developer(s)

Hologryph, TowerHaus

Publisher(s)

tinyBuild

Multiplayer

Online Multiplayer, Online Co-Op

Number of Players

Single-player