Online Simulator of Catastrophic Car Accidents
52Ocena Playhop
O grze
Do you love car crashes and car destruction? Do you want to see how a sports car will crumple if you squeeze it under pressure? Perform the most catastrophic crash test imaginable. Use everything you find on the map: from falling balls that can break through the roof of a car, to incredibly fast hammers that will smash your cars to pieces. The game recreates 4 completely different maps: from racing tracks in the desert to mountain highways, the descent from which will give incredible emotions! Each card has its own features and gadgets that can be used to break the car. Moreover, each car here has its own colorful skin that will make you stand out!
Experience the positives of colliding with various obstacles, watch how cars are destroyed and parts fall off, just like in real life. Enjoy stunning 3D graphics that create the feeling of being right behind the wheel of a sports car, as well as the most realistic physics of destruction.
Jak się gra
To start the game you need to press "START", then select a level. To switch from one map to another, you need to press pause and then press the “TO MENU” button. PC Control: TAB - pause L. shift - acceleration R - turn the car over N - change car B - slow down time C - change camera position F2 - machine recovery WASD - vehicle control Space - handbrake For mobile: use the buttons on the screen to control the machine. Button P - turn the car over Button C - next car Camera button - change camera position Nitro button - nitro Arrows - turn the car Big pedal - gas Small pedal - brake Pause button - pauseInformacje o grze
Rating wiekowy
12+
Platformy
Obsługa autoryzacji
Tak
Lokalizacja
turecki, rosyjski, indonezyjski, francuski, hiszpański, angielski, niemiecki
Orientacja ekranu
Data wydania
Zapisane w chmurze
Nie
Kategorie
Gracze mówią
Gra wywołuje pozytywne emocje
Możliwość zabawy z kierownicą
Użytkownicy chwalą rozgrywkę
Gracze żądają ulepszenia kart
Są prośby o dodanie trybu wieloosobowego
Użytkownicy zauważają obecność błędów