Wreckfest

[b] Multiplayer Could Be Fun, but Singleplayer Is Boring. [/b] The idea of a racing game with realistic car destruction is interesting, but I'm afraid that's about it. The single-player mode has no story at all. It's basically a collection of mostly long, repetitive races, a few repetitive destruction arenas, and fun scenarios. The races have a problem: either you stay in first place throughout the race and miss out on the fun of destroying cars, or you drive alongside the other cars and won't win the race because the AI keeps focusing on you, even at the expense of its own position. The destruction arenas are rather repetitive. The scenarios are the best part of the game, with things like couch races and one large bus against small cars, but sometimes you have to repeat them and figure out a specific way to win. It's nice that you can change the difficulty, destruction level, and car modifications on the fly between races. The tracks are also designed in a way that increases the chances of cars getting destroyed. [i] * This review only covers the single-player mode. [/i] [i] * The sequel is already out, but you can still find people playing this game in multiplayer. [/i]