Game concept and development by Bugbear Entertainment Ltd.

Wreck your way across parched deserts, massive storm drains and narrow city streets.

Mini games gone wild - hurl the driver in these 12 crazy challenges.

Thousands and thousands of objects to annihilate.

The ultimate in turbo-charged cars and the craziest competitor drivers are waiting to test your best destructive streak. In these high-speed races, the more damage you inflict, the better.

A high-speed T-bone on a stranded opponent often results in a mere 1% damage on the car you’ve struck, yet driving doorhandle-to-doorhandle, trading paint, against the same opponent down a straight can inflict an enormous amount of damage on your car (around 30% to 50% and leave your engine smoking).About This Game DRIVING THIS RECKLESS IS NO ACCIDENT!īut you might want to cause a few. There’s no consistency with how the game handles damage received and dealt. Equally problematically is the game’s damage engine isn’t built to cope with such aggressively stupid AI. If FlatOut was a promising racehorse, FlatOut 3 is the busted leg that’ll soon have it shot and bulldozed into a creek. The rise and fall of FlatOut is a tale only fans of the cult racing series will mourn to, but it should be a familiar tune for most gamers.

Despite hitting it big with Guitar Hero III, Neversoft failed to emulate Harmonix’s flair for innovation and the Guitar Hero series quickly went from a barnstorming critical fave to a spent husk. Crash has been sucking in a lungful of dust on the bottom shelf for years now. The blissfully fresh air Crash Bandicoot breathed at the peak of his platforming process, back in the marsupial’s glory days with Naughty Dog, has long since blown away. A shift in development studios has been the ruination of many games, and it’s happened to bigger franchises than FlatOut. It’s immediately obvious what song they’re trying to play, but they’re missing so much of the real thing’s spark you’ll do anything not to listen. IGN ReviewįlatOut 3 is like a bad Bon Jovi cover band. What real harm could they do, building upon such solid foundations? Even if they did a half-baked job of generating new content it’d still be the same, quality game beneath, right? After all, I could draw a moustache on the Mona Lisa and there’d still be a remarkable piece of art behind it. Perhaps Team6 could take Bugbear’s work and fashion a serviceable sequel. Team6 was also behind the dire FlatOut on Wii, which didn’t bode well either, but I was prepared to shelve my cynicism. They seriously dropped the ball with this one! MediEvil Resurrection You would think with the first two games being so awesome that this would be at least kinda close to that but everything about the game sucks for literally no reason. Head to Head in nightmarish, thunderous, rainy, fog weather in Night Shift Mode.Complete Destruction in All new Monster Truck Mode.Larger Destruction Derbies with 24 players.Force Feedback support for racing wheels.8 multiplayer modes with support for up to 16 players.All new Monster Truck, Nightshift, Off Road, and Speed modes.9 Destruction Derby Battle environments.3 stunt mode environments with 12 stunt tracks.10 racing environments with 62 different race tracks.

9 game modes plus challenge mode that incorporates all game modes into one 62 track race.47 vehicles with everything from muscle cars, monster trucks, tanks, bulldozers and more.Physics Engine capable of delivering over 20,000 fully destructible objects on every track.So now we can get emotional: Do the creators of this work still have all the slats in the fence? What is to be sold to us here for 30 euros as the third part of a glorious racing game series is a disrespectful slap in the face of every flatout fan. The game offers more vehicles, game modes and different ways to demolish your opponents before crossing the finish line. Let the chaos begin as you race through over 60 different tracks, narrowly avoiding wrecking balls, Double Decker buses and much more.Ĭreate as much destruction in the all new monster tuck mode.Ĭhoose from 20 different playable characters, select your weapon from the 47 available vehicles! Create as much Chaos & Destruction! In stuntman mode anarchy rules create havoc with some rag doll fun. Lay waste to farm houses, fences, and then wreak havoc in a Detroit suburb, race up the walls in giant waste disposal sewers. Flatout 3 Chaos & Destruction Free Download Repacklab

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