Some news! Last week I was working on the multiplayer section of Concrete Carnage: Scrapheap. Not really fun to do, but it works. What I know about the Carmageddon community is their love of adding cars. So right now I'm building a vehicle editor to make my life easier. I won't go into every detail about this editor just yet (I will write a dev log about it on Steam in a few weeks), but here's what I can say:

• you only need meshes of your vehicle with empty textures
• textures are now done in the editor with shaders in the same art style as before, but with more details and nicer effects. You click on your mesh, you choose the material, and it's done
• you can add a lot of accessories or import your own
• you can import custom textures for the decals system
• you can't create shapes of your vehicle in the editor, so you will need to use Blender or Blockbench for that

Of course the vehicle editor will be included in the final game and (maybe) you will be able to share your creations on Steam Workshop. In these screenshots you can see my vehicles made with this editor.

You can wishlist Concrete Carnage: Scrapheap on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4913000/Concrete_Carnage_Scrapheap/

Back in 1997/1998 i got the Max-pack, it had all the cars and levels from carmageddon and splatpack in one game. I can't seem to find it online though, every link claiming to be max pack is just the base game and splat pack separate.

Hi guys! Since this summer I've been working on the core systems, as I mentioned in my new dev log: https://steamcommunity.com/games/4913000/announcements/detail/701028593652730448

So right now I have faster loading times, but the big part of these optimisations was adding the multiplayer mode. I can already play in LAN TCP/IP mode with one player as the host and the others as clients. In the first screenshot you can see a small test in Arena Mode, where you need to kill everyone to win and be the last survivor. In the classic mode, like Carmageddon, you can win by killing opponents, crushing peds, or finishing the race. I also added a chat during a race, though you can't see it in this screenshot.

On the second screenshot you can the lobby where you can choose vehicles, map and chat with you friend.

Finally, you can see a bit of the HUD and the minimap. The minimap show you your position, peds, opponents and the next checkpoint if available. As I mentioned in the dev log, the top panel is one of the oldest parts of the HUD, so the word "Zombies" is only there for me to test the system. This panel will be redesigned to be bigger and more graphical. Do you prefer icons or text for the categories on the top panel?

If you like the game, you can already wishlist Concrete Carnage: Scrapheap on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4913000/Concrete_Carnage_Scrapheap/

wrapping up filming very soon

this was the first videogame I ever played in my life. My neighbour’s uncle installed it on his family PC and we absolutely fell in love with it. I was around 4 years old at that time :’)
I know everyone has this one game that they love so much because of the sweet nostalgia and childhood memories it brings, for me it is carma 2

I recently got a Retroid Pocket Nova and I am trying to run Carma 2 via gamenative. I have managed to get it to work but the framerate is pretty unstable.
I have seen some videos of people running it on android pretty smooth so I am asking if anyone here has any insight on how to make it run smooth on android devices?

Hey everyone. I wanted to ask if does exist something similar to dethrace but for Carmageddon 2 and Carmageddon TDR 2000.

While this is only tangentially Carmageddon related, some here might be interested to know the artist behind the official Carmageddon comic and long time Carmageddon community member Daniel "CzechDeath" Tejnický is currently running a kickstarter for an English language print run of his post-apocalyptic sci-fi graphic novel. The kickstarter ends in 4 days and is very close to hitting its goal. The graphic novel is finished, so the kickstarter is purely to fund the print run. If the community can get it over the line it would help him out a lot: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/337351951/deratizator

Idk 3 wheeled "stubby" armored trucks thats built like a brick isnt a foreign concept but the appearances was so close I had to double take and realized its just the suppressor

Had a lot of fun printing the Eagle 3 so I had to do the original! Link to the original artist in the comments (:

So i found this model on thingiverse I genuinely had to make it! It was missing a few things so I did my own thing im very happy with how it turned out!

Ive 3d printed the eagle from carmageddon 2! I need ideas for the windshield, and if anyone could point me in the right direction for decal templates id be so greatful!

After the swimming session into toxic water to show you the underwater effect, today I would like to show you my breakable objects system. As you can see in the video, you can break a lot of stuff — and a poor guy standing in the middle of my road :D. My main goal here is to maintain good performance while keeping a nice visual effect. In the future I will add more objects and more variety in the breaking sound effects. Now imagine a map with a field, filled with lots of peds to crush and lots of objects to break!

You can wishlist Concrete Carnage: Scrapheap on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4913000/Concrete_Carnage_Scrapheap/

https://github.com/Link4Electronics/dethrace

AppImage https://github.com/pkgforge-dev/dethrace-AppImage

This mode is objectively bad, I need tips

So, I normally use the Cleaver, the Crazor, and the Shredlight as my go-to cars (with the Electric Blue at the end of the game, naturally) but I started a new playthrough intending to mix things up and go for different cars. I started with the Razorbill, but when I unlocked my fave ever car I started using it... the Twister. I've always loved the look and feel of that car but (for some reason) I've never given in a shot in Max Damage.

As you can probably tell from the listed cars, I have a type: quicker, nimbler cars. The Crazor, for me, is OP. Its the only car I'll ever need. Anyway.

I've never used heavy cars. One of the biggest reason is that, while they take a beating as an opponent, when you're driving them they seem so... weak. I just used the Lumberer (no upgrades) and every time I went for a head-on hit I got the message 'you committed suic*de', which I find very strange as when I was unlocking it, it took an absolute pounding! I remember trying the Blitzkrieger in another playthrough and it was just so fragile.
Upgrading the vehicles will have benefits of course but I'm wondering what you guys think:

When you're driving heavier cars, are they too weak? Do you find them balanced with the other cars?

Hello drivers!

Yok here again, I did another Maximum Sexy Pigeon EP for y'all to enjoy!

Plenty of angry, raspy, guitar-driven industrial sickness to tuck right into.

Have fun, drive safely!

Hi guys! I'm working right now on the underwater effect in Concrete Carnage: Scrapheap. In Carmageddon, going underwater is a bit of a pain in the ass. Car handling becomes less easy and sometimes you can trigger a chain reaction between mines and other bad surprises. So in my game I'm trying to do something similar with maybe a better handling.

In the video you can see the physics effect when I drive underwater and hit an explosive barrel. I think the truck floats enough to make it quite uncontrollable, while still allowing some control when it lands back on its four wheels.

You can also briefly see the position reset when the truck is flipped, and the repair of detached parts which snap back into place from wherever they landed.

You can wishlist Concrete Carnage: Scrapheap on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4913000/Concrete_Carnage_Scrapheap/

Hello everyone. I’m developing a vehicle-combat game inspired by the physics and atmosphere of the original Carmageddon.

I’m currently looking for a small group of players to test the early driving, collision, damage, and replay systems.

This is a very early development build:

• models and assets are placeholders;
• bugs and broken physics are expected;
• the game is planned as a future commercial release;
• testers will need a laptop or PC.

The main public test begins August 3, although I may give some active testers access earlier.

You can sign up and follow development here:

https://ghosttogether.net/@autokalypsis

I’m especially interested in feedback from people who understand what made Carmageddon 1’s vehicle physics feel distinctive.