Mega PC Games - to be continued ...

FlatOut

Release Date: July 2005
Genre: Arcade / Racing / Demolition / Derby
Developer: Bugbear Entertainment
Publisher: Empire Interactive
Platform: PC
Publication Type: license
Language: English only
Tablet:

System requirements:
Operating system: Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Processor: Pentium III 1 GHz
Memory: 256 MB
Video: Video of the third generation with 64 MB of memory
Hard disk space: 1.2 GB
Sound: DirectX-compatible sound card
CD-ROM: 4x speed
Additional software: DirectX 9.0
Controls: A keyboard and mouse

Description: "FlatOut" - the most spectacular race of the computer all issued to date.
A unique feature of FlatOut is a previously unattainable level of implementation of the physical model. Boom spread apart, rows of tires on the side slopes scatter in all directions, with water cans and barrels bounce and cause damage to other machines. With a loss of control you feel all of its mass and inertia, and collisions and accidents 40 different parts of the machine can fly off or collapse.

Fragments of the destroyed facilities remain on the track, making the race an additional element of randomness and unpredictability. Broken fences, rolling tires and broken off machine parts make the track more difficult with each new round.

You have to win the championship, which consists of 36 races on a variety of tracks and several mini-games. And that's not all. Multiplayer will make even more variety and excitement to an already tense gameplay. Compete with your friends or with the best players from around the world in the most realistic and spectacular race circuits computer!

Features:
16 different machines and an extensive system of improvement.
Accurate simulation of damage to the car, including the impact of failures on the speed and handling.
Unparalleled simulation system clashes with elements of the landscape, other vehicles and their fragments - about 3000 destructible objects on every track!
Flexible settings, allowing the change realistic physical model.
Multiplayer via LAN and 8 people.
More crazy mini-games, including "Write out the eight" and "Cup of the destroyers."