Destruction Derby 1 and 2 and also Whiplash (along with GTA 1 the original top-down one) were my go-to games for quite a number of years - when I wasn't playing (or making maps for) the original Doom/Doom II. However, I am quite thankful I get to relive that good old game again (well I could put it in DosBox but I lost the CD 15~20 years ago). There's not enough of these destruction derbies available for BeamNG Drive, as that wouldn't be humanly possible. While I'm not the best derby driver out there by long and far, these are very much one of my favorite things to do when playing maps. You open it slowly as a result of your superior performance in the game.5/ 5, Version: 1.1 I used to play this on my Cyrix 6x86 PR-150+ 120mhz (OC'ed via jumpers to PR-166+ 133mhz for Quake fps) quite often when I was in highschool in the 90's. Not all upgradeable vehicles are obvious, of course. Some have high damage-dealing power, while others are more skilled at hit-and-run. Not all selectable cars in the game are the same. All of the AI-driven cars are racing each other to finish us off. Of course, they dont stay idle while we hit the vehicles. Since the game has a real-time damage system, we can instantly see the status of our opponents vehicles. We have to damage the weak points of the cars and clear our opponents from the arena one by one.

The only way to get out of the American classic cars that surrounds us is to crash regardless of who it is. We enter the arenas with dozens of cars in the unusual racing game, which has also won our appreciation for its storage space friendliness. I recommend it if you are tired of car racing games that walk on classic rules.

Although it cannot come close to the racing games that can be played on Windows tablets visually, it makes you forget this deficiency in terms of gameplay. Demolition Derby: Crash Racing draws attention with its similarity to the Destruction Derby game that old players know.

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