Carmageddon: Max Damage will be hitting consoles later this year, bringing the series’ signature brand of vehicular combat to Xbox One and PS4 .

The next Carmageddon game, Carmageddon: Reincarnation, leaves Early Access and launches on Steam on April 23, almost 15 years after the series' last game. There's a launch trailer above (it's about as bloody as you'd expect), and you can head here for the announcement, which has a features list for the final release.

I could totally watch a special episode of Wacky Races with artist Ido Yehimovitz's re-imagined video game cars leading the way.

A taste of the new Carmageddon's car physics. According to Stephen Rushbrook of Stainless Games, the suspension is "entirely physics-driven—you can rip off the tires, the wheels, hub, drive shafts, wishbones independently, and what's left will still work. Ripped-off parts will spin, hinge and flex as you'd expect."

Good news, everyone: Carmageddon, the classic and highly violent crash racing series, is finally back. Its newest game, Reincarnation, is heading to Steam Early Access next year. However, not all fans are happy.

The evolution of graphics and physics engines (just think about ragdoll physics) in video games introduced a whole new level of violence and blood. Despite the continuous debates, like it or not, this trend won't fade away anytime soon.

The most gloriously violent racing game ever made is making a Kickstarter-funded comeback. To thank the folks that gave their money so the vehicular genocide could continue, Stainless Games is offering the iOS re-release of the original Carmageddon for free. What are you waiting for?

There was supposed to be chaos. There was supposed to be confusion. There was supposed to be collapse. There's wasn't any, of course.

Vintage car combat series Carmageddon is making a comeback, with original developers Stainless Games having quietly re-acquired the rights to its old property.