Carmageddon

Carmageddon: Splat Pack is the sole official expansion for the classic vehicular combat racer, released at the end of 1998.

✦ Best for classic arcade racing fans

Death Rally is a classic top‑down racing game that blends high‑speed competition with combat elements. Players race across varied tracks while collecting weapons to sabotage opponents, delivering a thrilling arcade experience.

✦ Best for retro arcade racing fans

Streets of SimCity is a vehicular combat and racing action game developed by Maxis and released in 1997.

✦ Best for fans of vehicular combat wanting to drive through simcity 2000 maps.

Rampage: Total Destruction lets players wreak havoc across global cities in a campaign mode that unlocks new locations as you demolish them.

✦ Best for casual party gamers craving local split-screen destruction fun

Carmageddon TDR 2000 is an action-packed vehicular combat racing game designed to test your aggressive driving skills.

✦ Best for action gamers seeking intense multiplayer vehicular combat.

Big Bumpin' drops you into a wild arena of bumper cars loaded with surprise saws, bottomless pits, and icy patches.

✦ Best for casual party gamers craving quick, chaotic multiplayer fun

Destruction Derby puts you behind the wheel of heavily armored cars where the goal is not just speed, but survival. Navigate treacherous tracks, ram opponents, and watch your vehicle crumble as you fight for the top spot.

✦ Best for retro racing fans

Destruction Derby 2 builds on the chaotic fun of its predecessor, delivering fast‑paced racing action where crashing opponents is just as important as crossing the finish line.

✦ Best for racing fans seeking arcade action

MotorStorm: Apocalypse thrusts players into a post‑apocalyptic arena where massive trucks, bikes, and rally cars battle across crumbling highways and volcanic wastelands.

✦ Best for racing fans seeking chaotic off-road action

Star Wars: Demolition puts players behind the wheel of iconic Star Wars vehicles in fast‑paced, arena‑style combat. Featuring a variety of weapons and power‑ups, the game blends shooter and racing elements for chaotic multiplayer mayhem.

Micro Machines delivers fast‑paced, top‑down racing with a variety of tiny vehicles—from racecars to tanks—zipping across everyday locations like kitchen desks, pool tables, and gardens.

✦ Best for retro racing fans who love local split‑screen chaos

Carmageddon: Reincarnation is the fourth installment in the iconic vehicular combat franchise, developed by Stainless Games.

✦ Best for fans wanting chaotic vehicular combat and a faithful cult classic revival.

FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage brings the high‑octane chaos of the original FlatOut 2 to PC and Xbox 360 with enhanced features.

✦ Best for fans of chaotic, destructive racing who enjoy split-screen couch play

In Rock of Ages, players launch gigantic boulders down a winding track to demolish the enemy’s castle while defending their own. Set across various eras, the game blends fast‑paced racing with strategic tower‑building and a tongue‑in‑cheek art style.

✦ Best for multiplayer fans

Rage thrusts players into a devastated Earth where they must battle hostile factions and massive mutants using a blend of first‑person shooting and vehicular combat.

✦ Best for fans of fast fps‑racing mashups and open‑world mayhem

Carmageddon II: Carpocalypse Now throws players into a brutal, open‑world racing arena where destroying opponents is as important as crossing the finish line.

✦ Best for players craving chaotic, customizable vehicular combat in open‑world races

Destruction Derby: Arenas brings high‑octane demolition racing to the PlayStation 2, letting players battle in tightly‑focused arenas packed with obstacles and power‑ups.

✦ Best for ps2 racing fans

Destruction Derby Raw puts you behind the wheel of heavily armored cars in chaotic arena battles where the goal is simple: destroy your opponents and survive.

✦ Best for chaotic racing fans