The game that grew quite the following over multiple years and spanning multiple platform generations has a sequel. That sequel is now in Early Access onSteamas players can get their hands onWreckfest 2today. THQ Nordic is stating that there won’t be a ton of content in Early Access, but the game is launching at an introductory price of $29.99. This 20% discount will last for two weeks until April 3. The full game will eventually be available for both PC and consoles.The destruction derby game is developed by Bugbear and is bringing in true-to-life physics for modern hardware including higher crash fidelity, deeper component damage and more.
Initial Content in Wreckfest 2 Early Access
Game modes:
3 maps with multiple tracks:
Scrapyard map:
Speedway map
Derby arena
Get Ready for Vehicular Mayhem with Wreckfest 2
Bugbear Entertainment and THQ Nordic today announced the sequel to the beloved destruction racer Wreckfest, Wreckfest 2.
1 Singleplayer MapStunt arena:
What is New in Wreckfest 2
Powering Wreckfest 2 is an overhauled physics engine that builds upon the superbly deep engine from the previous game. Players will race on high-speed circuits, insane courses filled with obstacles and jumps including intersections and oncoming traffic, plus the demolition domination in derby mode. More tracks will be come available during Early Access. Old and beat cars will line the game with more cars and customization options coming over time.
Powering Wreckfest 2 is an overhauled physics engine that builds upon the superbly deep engine from the previous game.
A revamped career mode will come later in Early Access, otherwise Racing, Derby and multiplayer is available during Early Access. New skill-based matchmaking and server queues will be added as well. Special Challenges will be a part of Early Access as players race unconventional vehicles that weren’t supposed to be on a racetrack. Wreckfest 2 will also support mod support later via the Steam Workshop. You can check out the Wreckfest 2websitefor more information.
What Made Wreckfest So Special?
Wreckfest was an easily accessible game with a learning curve that appealed to any type of player. You didn’t need to be a racing game fan to have fun with the game. It also features wheel support for more serious players. What started as an early beta about fifteen years ago that showcased the physics ended up coming to multiple platforms. The only real issue was the inability to carry progression across all platforms. The game eventually came with a PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series version as it upped the visuals to support both 60 FPS and 120 FPS. Plenty of content was added over the long tenure of the original game, which brings the same hope with the sequel.
Wreckfest 2
