WRECKFEST CARS SERIES

WRECKFEST CARS SERIES

Wreckfest is the latest title in the long-running Flatout series by Bugbear Interactive and after spending a decent amount of time in Early Access, Wreckfest was finally released in its best shape possible.

The Nintendo Switch release will bring all of the content released for the game including the online modes of the game as well. On June 21, 2022, fans of the franchise will be able to take the crazy mettle-bending racer on the go anywhere as the game arrives on NintendoвЂ™s flagship console. Why race a clean path when you can race dirty? If that proposition sounds fun to you, you canвЂ™t go wrong with this aggressive racing experience.THQ Nordic has announced that their metal-twisting, destruction derby-style racer Wreckfest is coming to Nintendo Switch. The video game market is filled with racing simulations, and itвЂ™s nice to see oddities like Wreckfest that deliver the exact opposite. Online play delivers almost every race or event you'll find in the campaign, but again, doesn't offer much outside of this. The career may not have depth, but it works well in terms of showing the player everything this game has to offer. I didnвЂ™t dive into the marketplace often, however, as the event structure constantly shakes things up and often makes you drive in different vehicles. Money earned along the way can be used to purchase new rides, of which there are some fun and powerful beasts to sic against the competition. To unlock new challenges, you simply need to play what is available, and score well enough to earn points needed to unlock the next challenge or event tier. On the flipside of being old-school in design, Wreckfest doesnвЂ™t have much of a career structure. Again, you end up playing this game in a different way than other races, yet the goal remains the same: finish in first. These challenges hit at the right time to shake up the flow of play.Дamage in all events is persistent, and a handy meter on screen shows you exactly what shape your car is in, meaning you may have to adapt a protective stance just to finish a race. As amusing as it is to see 16 cars smash into each other to start an event, the demolition derbies push you to drive in different ways, especially backwards to protect your engine. Much like FortniteвЂ™s Battle Royale mode, the goal of these challenges is to be the last car running. make this happen, even if you are racing your heart out for first place.ДЄs a spiritual success to the BugbearвЂ™s famed Flatout series, Wreckfest also includes full-on demolition derbies that pit you against 15 other vehicles. Bugbear wants you to wreck, and the excellent tracks designs and aggressive A.I. These tracks may feature figure eights, loop-de-loops, and a lack of safety walls for oncoming traffic. These are the tame courses others are more obvious in their intent to destroy you.

Even the side banks (which are there to protect the fans) end up doubling as dirt jumps that send your car sailing or spinning uncontrollably. Straightaways are narrow, meaning cars exchange paint just out of necessity as they navigate these spaces, and the turns are often tight or filled with tire stacks cars can ram into. Most of WreckfestвЂ™s tracks appear to be designed with catastrophic outcomes in mind. They try to spin you out, and if they happen to hit you hard enough, they become an official rival for the remainder of the race. Wreckfest lives up to its name in most of its racing events, and the computer-controlled opponents are thinking just as devilishly as you are. Rather than making clean turns, some of your strategy involves deciding how much you need your front bumper, as a good, hard hit against your rivals can send them into the ditch or, better yet, flip them upside down. Developer Bugbear Entertainment turns chaos into thrilling gameplay that makes almost every event in Wreckfest a heart-pounding delight to play. Driving aggressively is what Wreckfest is all about, joyfully turning most races into highlight reels filled with flipping cars, pileups, and debris littering the track. The detailing isnвЂ™t important here all that really matters is that the car drives fast and can take (as well as deliver) a beating. Most of the cars in Wreckfest look like they were hauled out of a junkyard and spray-painted to hide the rust.

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