Review

FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage is a racing game developed by Bugbear Entertainment and published by Empire Interactive. It is the third installment in the FlatOut series and was released on August 24, 2007. The game features twelve single-player tracks, eight multiplayer tracks, and four arenas. It also features four different game modes: FlatOut Mode, Carnage Mode, Stunt Mode, and Derby Mode. Gameplay  The gameplay in FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage is similar to that of its predecessor, FlatOu...

FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage

  • Christopher Robinson

FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage is a racing game developed by Bugbear Entertainment and published by Empire Interactive. It is the third installment in the FlatOut series and was released on August 24, 2007. The game features twelve single-player tracks, eight multiplayer tracks, and four arenas. It also features four different game modes: FlatOut Mode, Carnage Mode, Stunt Mode, and Derby Mode.

Gameplay 

The gameplay in FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage is similar to that of its predecessor, FlatOut 2. The player races against seven other drivers in a variety of tracks and environments. The player can use a variety of weapons and power-ups to gain an advantage over their opponents. The game also features a damage system, whereby the player's car will sustain damage as it collides with other cars or objects. The player can also perform stunts for points, which can be used to unlock new cars and tracks.

Graphics 

The graphics in FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage are significantly improved from those of its predecessor. The game features highly detailed cars and environments. The damage system is also well-rendered, with cars sustaining visible damage as they collide with other cars or objects.

Multiplayer 

FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage features both online and offline multiplayer. The online multiplayer features eight tracks and four arenas. The offline multiplayer features four tracks and four arenas. The multiplayer modes include FlatOut Mode, Carnage Mode, Stunt Mode, and Derby Mode.

Replayability 

FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage is a highly replayable game. The single-player features twelve tracks and four different game modes. The multiplayer features eight tracks and four different game modes. The game also features a damage system, whereby the player's car will sustain damage as it collides with other cars or objects. The player can also perform stunts for points, which can be used to unlock new cars and tracks.

Conclusion

FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage is a great racing game that features improved graphics, gameplay, and multiplayer features. The damage system and the ability to perform stunts add to the game's replayability. The game is definitely worth a purchase for any racing fan.

Pros:
  • Great sense of speed
  • Vehicles feel weighty and have a good sense of impact
  • Destructible environments are well done and add to the sense of chaos
  • Mini-games are a fun diversion
Cons:
  • A.I. can be frustratingly difficult at times
  • The story is forgettable
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