When you watch your masterpiece of metal get reduced to two wheels and a single machine-gun, but managed to still ride full-speed into someone firing a cannon, knocking them off target and tipping them over. Given its early beta stage, the game is probably not that well balanced, but the reality is combat can be so chaotic that it doesn't seem to matter to me yet. Instead we see your standard fare of machine guns, shotguns, cannons, missile launchers, drones, blades, mines, and the very rare flamethrower, artillery, and guided missile. No magical healing, no weapons that are pure fantasy. They also kept it squarely on the post apocalyptic 'realism' you'd expect. The 3D plane is there as far as map design goes and a handful of airial combat drones you can potentially launch, but keeping it terrestrial allows them to dial in the physics and structure of combat.

Where Crossout shines as opposed to, say, Robocraft or certain others in the genre is it focuses down entirely on wheeled and tracked vehicles. Also an extra engine in back for high speed hi-jinks. This is my current car, two rocket launchers under. Enter a battle and fight either alongside other players in PvE combat or against them in PvP combat (teams and solo are available). Pick a chassis, mount a wide variety of armor plating, wheels, and weapons the combination of which gives you a vehicle power score (PS).

However, if the phrase 'build your own vehicle.' gets your motor running, then Crossout has plenty to offer already in its early beta. Crossout is currently free in open beta- Download it here.Ĭrossout isn't the first game to use the idea of 'build your own vehicle for PvP combat' and it likely won't be the last.

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