Wreckreation, a racing game in the vein of Trackmania or Hot Wheels Released with a focus on custom content and on modifying courses on the go, was among the fascinating games presented during THQ’s showcase today.
The game’s launch video begins with confused local radio talk about the unexpectedly appearing gravitational pull race tracks in the skies before transitioning to some cinematically filmed racing and vehicle demolition gameplay.
In the video, a player places and adjusts barriers and track elements as NPCs and other players compete, showcasing the game’s ability to design and customize tracks. Undoubtedly, car-on-car violence is catching my attention.
With a concentration on time trial gameplay, the Trackmania series has long provided “Hot Wheels but life-sized” racing thrills on roller coaster-like courses.
With the potential to run your rivals off the road and gradual harm that wears down the cars, Wreckreation appears to provide something slightly bit rougher. Final Destination, a Fox-only game from Trackmania, is comparable to a Smash Bros. four-player unrestricted with items.
The sandbox structure created by Wreckreation has a lot of potentials. In contrast to Wreckreation, which appears to offer a world editor more analogous to Halo’s Forge mode with simultaneous races, the Trackmania titles include a more conventional level editor.
Moreover, Burnout series veterans who are experts in arcade racing work for developer Three Fields Entertainment. Although Wreckreation is yet to announce a launch date, its Steam website is already active.
We have a vast open environment to explore in the game developed by Three Fields Entertainment. The country is connected with 440 kilometers of roadways. There are beaches, forests, and pastures there, but no major cities.
The routes taken independently: The essence of the game doesn’t just happen on the ground, as you can see in the trailer: you can arbitrarily design your own slopes, incorporate loops and ski jumps, and even park enormous animals in the center of the route.
