We've been writing about Bugbear Entertainment's single-player vehicular carnage simulator, Next Car Game, since January. No longer. From now on we'll be writing about Bugbear Entertainment's multiplayer vehicular carnage simulator, Wreckfest.
YouTuber jaimswallace took it upon himself to compare the two most impressive in-development driving game engines out there: BeamNG, and the engine powering Bugbear Entertainment's Next Car Game. He did this by... making a music video, essentially. With lots of car crashes.
Here's a video game fact for you: crashing into virtual cars never gets old; from Destruction Derby on PlayStation to Burnout I've always loved smashing into cars. Next Car Game may not even have an actual title yet, but damn is smashing up cars into a pulp a beautiful experience. Which is made ever so more beautiful…
Next Car Game (working title, duh) has races in it. And challenges. They're just window dressing, though, because if you're playing this game right, you'll never see the finish line. Nobody will.
FlatOut developer Bugbear Entertainment's Next Car Game is now on Kickstarter. The group aims to raise $350,000 to create what they call "Destruction Racing Perfection," with a next-gen console port of the game promised should the campaign manage to gather $1,500,000. You can take a look here.
