
A tribute to arcade crash racing games of the 90s and 2000s. Turn off your brain, put the pedal to the metal and smash up some cars!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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the game is surprisingly good indie clone of the legendary Destruction Derby
For an indie game, this game's technically impressive due to the effort put into the AI. The AI isn't sophisticated per se, but it's impressive how chaotic the races & derbies can be, without the AI feeling like they're scripted. I also disagree with people saying the physics being janky. It is an acquired taste for sure, but it emulates the era it's trying to emulate well, and I kinda like how its lack of precision can make things more chaotic. So while I like the core of the game, it somehow just doesn't come together for me. The races quickly become exhausting after just a few minutes, because you're doing 7-9 laps without much to do or think about moment-to-moment (not to mention most races are decided early-on, depending on if you can avoid pileups in the first few corners). Most of the tracks are barren-looking and completely flat, and just aren't interesting to drive around. The Derby events are alright... for a couple of rounds, but they do get old quickly. I also don't like how wrecked cars are difficult to make-out from live cars; would've been nice to see them get totalled or set on fire, because sniping the last few cars gets tedious. The other problem is the lack of content: There's only 8 maps - 5 of which are races, and 3 of them are derbies. There's also no variety in the cars or customization, so all the cars look the same. All in all, this game kinda feels like a tech demo. It's got some decent ideas, but it just lacks content and a bit of X-factor to make it really be worth your time. I'd maybe buy this for $1 for 15m-1h of distraction.
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Одна из лучших инди-гонок, что я играл. Конечно мало контента в игре, но я так понимаю ее делали пара человек и если бы игра была хоть чуть-чуть популярна, то были бы и обновы и развитие.
Certainly an enjoyable experience, I'd say I should've put more time in this to review fairly however I didn't feel their was much to achieve or gain through this game sadly, I feel it has all the components of the perfect Destruction Derby replacement (whilst modernising those elements) however there's something a miss with this game that doesn't hit any note properly. I can't explain it and with the time I put into it I can't really be arsed to waste more time to get to the bottom of it. Sorry but it doesn't do it for me. It'll likely do so for some and as such I'll give it a positive review. Maybe I'll come back to this at a later date and be able to update and clarify my review with more depth (I do hope so) but for here and now that's it from me - wanted more, didn't meet expectations but ya know, some hits - some misses.
Crazy fun with cool graphics and music. Thumbs up!
Definitely the best destruction derby game I've ever played. The split screen local play makes this game so much fun to play with friends. A real throw back to the good old days of destruction derby,like on the ps1. Would highly recommend this game for it's fun story and local split screen with friends
What do you get when you mix Destruction Derby with Destruction Derby 64 and Destruction Derby 2? You get Crumple Zone! This is what Destruction Derby could have been if we had better technology back in the early 90's! The Game Developer has gone above and Beyond to bring Destruction Derby into the 21st century with this spiritual successor, I am looking forward to Crumple Zone 2!
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nice game
Remember the old Destruction Derby series from the late 90's? Well Crumple Zone is trying to recreate, and it's pretty good!
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