Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now

Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now is a continuation of the scandalous series, where the main task is not at all to arrive first. Points are awarded for destroying opponents and everything that gets in the way, and this makes the races completely different. Cars differ in strength and handling, and damage affects behavior. There are different types of competitions: traditional races, arenas and timed modes. In addition to single races, there is the opportunity to compete with others. The design is intentionally rude, the humor is appropriate. The game became a notable phenomenon of its time precisely because of its freedom. Points can be collected in different ways: someone catches up with their opponents, someone collects bonuses, and someone causes destruction in the arena. The modes differ in conditions, including races with a time limit. Vehicles vary in durability and handling, and the choice affects tactics. Ratings and awards open up new competitions, so it makes sense to return to the arenas even after a victory. The humor in the game is crude and doesn't attempt to be decent, and that's something to consider before committing to a playthrough. The arenas are designed in such a way that it is more difficult to survive than to win, and this changes the priorities in the race. It’s worth returning to difficult levels after upgrading your car. Some levels are completed faster if you don’t waste time on bonuses and go directly to the goal. The car can be changed between races, selecting transport for a specific arena. For those who care - those who love racing without rules and with dark humor, the Carmageddon 2 remains a notable project.