SpaceCan Announces Concrete Carnage, a Carmageddon-Inspired Truck Racing Game
Concrete Carnage revives the brutal, no-weapons vehicle combat style of the original Carmageddon for a modern PC audience.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
SpaceCan has announced Concrete Carnage, a post-apocalyptic truck racing game heavily influenced by the original 1997 Carmageddon. Set in the toxic wasteland of Hexagon, players take on the role of 'gleaners' who run over pedestrians, crush rivals, and transport cargo. The game features six modes, eight trucks, real-time deformation, and a repair system. It is scheduled for release on PC via Steam.
Concrete Carnage is set in Hexagon, a chemically poisoned wasteland where drivers called 'gleaners' compete for survival and cargo. The game eschews missiles and guns for pure ramming, with body deformation and progressive damage affecting handling. Upgrades and repairs are earned through credits from mayhem and cargo delivery. A six-mode roster includes both precision driving and pure slaughter, with eight distinct trucks and six semi-open maps. The developer notes that numbers may change before the final version.
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