BeamNG.drive (2015)

BeamNG

PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 5

3.93 from 73 ratings

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BeamNG.drive is a sandbox vehicle simulation game built around soft-body physics that simulate realistic vehicle handling, deformation, and damage in real time. The game originated as a spiritual successor to the open-source project Rigs of Rods and was initially released as a tech demo in 2013 before moving to Steam Early Access in 2015. Players can engage in campaigns, time … Read more
BeamNG.drive is a sandbox vehicle simulation game built around soft-body physics that simulate realistic vehicle handling, deformation, and damage in real time. The game originated as a spiritual successor to the open-source project Rigs of Rods and was initially released as a tech demo in 2013 before moving to Steam Early Access in 2015. Players can engage in campaigns, time trials, and free roam across various open-world maps, experimenting with vehicle collisions, environmental physics, and user-created mods. The game supports VR, features an integration with the car-building game Automation, and has native modding support with a community repository. Read less
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Details

Developers
BeamNG
Publishers
BeamNG
Genres
Racing, Simulator
Themes
Action, Sandbox
Steam
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Release dates

  • Apr 05, 2015 (Early Access) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • 2026 (Early Access) (Worldwide) PlayStation 5
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Rating distribution

5 stars
21
4 stars
32
3 stars
14
2 stars
6
1 star
0
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Community All Reviews Statuses

Trost

Review Trost 5/5 · May 28, 2024

Very detailed car damage simulation

They made it so that you can break almost any part of your car's structure with all the consequences. For example, if you hit something with the front corner of your car, your front wheels will no longer be parallel, and this means that you have to hold your steering wheel turned to go straight.
Also, the manual transmission is …

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They made it so that you can break almost any part of your car's structure with all the consequences. For example, if you hit something with the front corner of your car, your front wheels will no longer be parallel, and this means that you have to hold your steering wheel turned to go straight.
Also, the manual transmission is simulated well, with the need to do rev matching and proper use of clutch. And your engine doesn't stall immediately if you do small mistakes, unlike in many other driving games.

There's rally cars, racing cars, semi trucks and all sorts of scenarios: deliveries, races, hill climbs.

Good fun if you've got a steeribg wheel.

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