Remember having a demo of this game that came with a magazine demo disk, and spending hours with a friend driving a car off a big ramp and watching it wreck.
Probably won’t hold up to my foggy memories of that demo, but I’m looking forward to trying the game for real after all these years.
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Remember having a demo of this game that came with a magazine demo disk, and spending hours with a friend driving a car off a big ramp and watching it wreck.
Probably won’t hold up to my foggy memories of that demo, but I’m looking forward to trying the game for real after all these years.
I replayed Flatout 1 and 2 last year, they hold up surprisingly well (especially 2/UC).
For the rest of the series: avoid 3 like the plague, 4 is painfully average, and Wreckfest is an excellent spiritual successor (same devs as 1/2).