Carmageddon: Max Damage

Carmageddon: Max Damage is a continuation of a series of bloody races, where points are awarded for hitting pedestrians, and rivals look like crazy in the same crazy cars. There are almost no rules here, but there is complete freedom in how to win. You can win a race in different ways: come first, destroy all opponents, or score the required number of points by dealing with passers-by. Cars vary in strength and handling, and damage affects behavior. Arenas and tracks are scattered in different places, and in each there is something to break. In addition to single races, there is a network game where other people do the same thing. The humor in the game is appropriate: rude, without trying to seem decent. It is also worth noting that the game has different types of races: classic races, arenas and survival modes. In addition to points, other actions are also counted for hitting, so victory is achieved in different ways. There are also car upgrades, as well as the ability to change vehicles. Online races add unpredictability: people behave dirtier than a computer. Settings allow you to change the level of violence if the picture seems excessive. For those who want racing without rules and with dark humor, the Carmageddon: Max Damage is suitable. There are also results tables where you can see who scored more points for the race. There is also a mode for quick races if you don’t have time for a long session. The project is deliberately unceremonious and bloody. For those looking for no-holds-barred racing, the Carmageddon: Max Damage delivers just that.