Crash, bend, burn
Every hit leaves a mark. Bumpers drop, doors fly, wheels go their own way, and when your car has had enough it goes up in flames, right where everyone else has to dodge it.
Who needs brakes when you have friends?
Arcade demolition racing for the couch and the LAN party. Easy to pick up, impossible to keep clean. Up to 16 players, up to six to a screen, and everyone's invited.
Coming soon to Steam
Native on Windows and Linux
Every hit leaves a mark. Bumpers drop, doors fly, wheels go their own way, and when your car has had enough it goes up in flames, right where everyone else has to dodge it.
Meant to be played together: plug in the gamepads and split the screen in two, four, or six on a big TV. Racing with friends is the whole point. Up to four on a PC race everyone else on the network too.
Fuel pumps that explode, hydrants that burst, a train that doesn't brake, avalanches, campers parked where they like and lumber trucks shedding their logs. Oh, and the cows are loose.
Jump a queue of campers, race a train to the crossing, fly off a car park roof and take a motorway interchange three storeys up. Fifteen race tracks with hidden shortcuts, three escape runs, and open maps for the party modes.
One road from A to B and something big right behind you. Outrun the wave up a Norwegian fjord, the dragon guarding the Great Wall, and an avalanche down a mountain. Caught is out, last car left wins.
From race cars to tractors. Yes, tractors. And a fire truck. FWD, RWD or 4WD, choose your favourite.
Laps, nitro for jumping and crashing, corners to cut and no mercy.
A to B with a wave, a dragon or an avalanche on your bumper. Caught is out.
One gate opens somewhere on an open map. First car through scores. First to the target wins.
Grab the flag and hold on. Everyone else is trying to ram it off your roof.
String races together for points, a podium, and awards like Longest Jump, Sunday Driver, Wildlife Menace and Insurance Nightmare.
Coming soon to Steam
Native on Windows and Linux. Both race on the same network.
Round up 15 friends, or five and a couch.