BeamNG.drive review

I’ve been a fan of driving games since the early days of the genre. I’ve played everything from Gran Turismo to Forza Horizon, and I’ve always been on the lookout for the next big driving game. When I first heard about BeamNG.drive, I was intrigued. I’d never heard of the game before, but the premise sounded interesting. I decided to check it out, and I’m glad I did.

The premise of BeamNG.drive is simple. You’re driving around in a car, and you can do whatever you want. There is a campaign mode, but it’s mostly just there to show you the ropes. The meat of the game is in the sandbox mode, where you can just drive around and do whatever you want. There are no rules, no objectives, and no time limits. You can just drive around and explore the world.

The world is procedurally generated, so it’s different every time you play. The terrain is varied, and there are a lot of different environment types. You can drive through deserts, forests, mountains, and more. The world is also destructible. You can crash into things, and they’ll break. This includes other cars, buildings, and even the terrain itself. If you drive off a cliff, your car will break apart and you’ll be able to see the individual pieces flying through the air. It’s a really cool effect. The graphics are really good. The world is beautiful, and the cars look great. The car models are detailed, and they look realistic. The lighting is also really well done. The only issue I have with the graphics is that the framerate can be a bit unstable. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it can be a bit annoying at times.

The cars handle realistically. They feel like they have weight to them, and they drift realistically. The physics are really well done. The only issue I have with the handling is that it can be a bit difficult to get used to. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it can be a bit frustrating at times. The sound design is good. The sound of the cars is realistic, and the environmental sounds are well done. The music is also good. It’s not intrusive, and it fits the game well. BeamNG.drive is more than just a driving game. It also features a sandbox mode, where you can explore the world and cause havoc. You can also play the game in a variety of different modes, including racing, time trials, and even delivery missions.

The Final Word

I have thoroughly enjoyed my time with BeamNG.drive. The game's realistic damage physics and dynamic soft-body vehicle simulation are both impressive, and the game's open-world environment is huge and detailed. If you're a fan of vehicle simulation games, I highly recommend checking out BeamNG.drive.