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Of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal And speaking of Steam, Bugbear just recently released Ridge Racer: Driftopia, which is free-to-play and on Steam right now.Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy The game is begging for votes on Greenlight, and I've just gave it a thumbs-up. Or perhaps at the end of a race, the winner could be given the power to do that to any of the losers? I really want that grinder in a game mode. Because when Bugbear adds: "Because we can push cars through industrial grade metal presses, we certainly will," the result is brutal. If you have any young cars, or cars of a nervous disposition, please put them in a quiet garage before you play this video. They say with glee: "What that means is that when you hit a car with something or the other way around, the car is going to have the right sized and shaped dent exactly where it was damaged." Which is what the video initially displays by dropping a car down a giant pachinko-esque wall. They've put a full Clarkson of detail into their crunchable cars, but also added soft-body deformation.
It's beautiful.īugbear clearly loves and hates vehicles. You should watch it, and make sure your hands are free so you can give it a round of applause. To help tempt you with those papery things in your wallet, they've released a video detailing the destruction engine that the game will have. Bugbear, the makers of the glorious FlatOut, recently announced a crowd-funded car crashing game, intermediately titled Next Car Game.
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