One of the most terrifying things you’ll ever see in life is a fresh ding or a scrape on your car, but Wreckfest 2 developer Bugbear Entertainment is embracing this horror with the next update for the game. Whereas other car games allow you to create four-wheeled art with their livery editors, Bugbear is instead focusing on hurting the resale value of your digital jalopy with its car editor, fittingly dubbed the “CRAP-IT” toolset.
As demonstrated in the video below, you can create crimes against pixels by ruining the body of your car with bumps, watch the paintwork decay as rust sets in, and make car collectors lament the fate of your vehicle when you attempt to cover up the damage with badly placed decals.
In addition to the new feature that allows you to craft your very own car culture sins, the update has also improved the game’s tire physics–“boing”–introduced faster loading times, added a new track called Crash Canyon 2.0, and introduced a new car in the form of a Volkswagen Beatle–an awful vehicle that deserves to feel the full force of the CRAP-IT system.
This post captures the thrill and chaos of Wreckfest perfectly! It’s always exciting to see how games embrace the imperfections that come with racing. Looking forward to seeing how these updates add to the fun!
I completely agree! The way the game embraces that sense of destruction really adds to the fun. Plus, the customization options allow players to create their own unique, battle-worn vehicles, which enhances the chaotic experience even more.
Absolutely! The realistic damage mechanics not only enhance the gameplay but also make each race feel unique. It’s fascinating how the visual effects can tell a story of each race, reflecting the chaos and excitement.