
Gas Guzzlers: Combat Carnage is a fast-paced addictive combat racing game for the PC. The game features many different vehicles, weapons, upgrades, on-track bonuses as well as distinctive and astonishing environments.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Слабая версия Extreme
- The handling in this game is absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ -- and that is without ticking the box on "arcade mode - ON". - The humor is lame, the music and noise are way too loud and often annoying, and the engine sounds (etc.) are terrible. - Weapons are only 4. (Variety???) (ii) + they do no real effects. Like throwing cars off their curse; nope! - The maps are ... well, lets just say: they come across like an after-thought, that's how "well made" they feel... - The visual effects are so bad I'd like to just turn them off completely; talk about seeing NOTHING (thanks to smoke/dust) of the map, unless you take the heads-over perspective. (And even then . . . ) +why is there no frame-rate limiter? -- I do not need 200 or 300fps of this mush! (esp. not during summer...) - The voices are... cringe! ... and the gamemodes are terrible. Like: who thought this "knockout" mode was a good idea? -- If I do not win, I get next to nothing in earnings, which just entices me to press restart and restart again (for ever more increasing levels of frustration each turn!), or just go ALT+F4 & avoid the mode alltogether. And why does your car explode at the end of a lap? -- it's nonsensical; + (more importantly) there should atleast be consideration for enemies being eliminated [during that same lap]; a) in general, b) (ESPECIALLY!) by the player himself. Imagine you manage to kill the opponent in front of you before he crosses the line for the last map.; he's dead, you manage to overtake him just in time -- but are dead non the less. (CONGRATS! - bring out the champagne! :D) Frackin' ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥! - bad game design! - bad developer! I mainly bought this game because I had my eye on the other game of theirs (the "extreme" variety for some good, harmless arcade fun -- on the switch, idealy), and only bought this one as it was dirt cheap (to get an idea about the other one). I was blue eyed -- despite my gutfeeling telling me not to bother, my nostalgia got the better of me... "[b][i]'Have a N.I.C.E day',[/i][/b] with better graphics?" I thought; "[b]hell yeah![/b] - count me in!" ... -- and was utterly, UTTERLY disappointed. (i) It's one of the most uninspired games I ever came across. At best, it gets me thinking about, all the things that could be done to such a type of game to make it intriguing. At worst I feel like being owed compensation pay for the time lost! - - - i) Full disclaimer: I played that game as a kid, being less demanding, for sure. It isn't necessarily better, but... the car handling isn't any worse, that's for sure! And that's an almost 30 year old game we are talking about here! ii) one of the videos seems to suggest there was more later on. But they feel lazily made, non the less. In "NICE", for instance, not all [offensive] weapons were there just to do damage, but also to slow down and derail. I am missing this sort of nuance from this game entirely. "NICE" embraced the over-the-top nature of their games-pitch in a good way; for this game, here, it just seems like a lazy excuse not to do better. Realism should not hinder you from giving a fun gaming experience, but it should inspire you to "do better". This here does neither...
its a fun driving and combat game with different difficulty levels, fun tracks, cool weapons, and its not hard to unlock the items and cars.
Awesome game! Mechanics works fine and graphics are great!
Gas Guzzlers: Combat Carnage is an arcade-style vehicular combat racer developed and published by Gamepires that blends high-speed circuit racing with explosive weapon-based mayhem. Rather than focusing purely on precision driving or simulation realism, the game leans into chaos, aggression, and progression-driven competition. Players begin with a modest car and limited firepower, entering a tournament structure where both racing skill and combat effectiveness determine advancement. The premise is simple but compelling: earn money through victories, upgrade your vehicle, unlock more powerful cars and weapons, and climb the ranks in a world where crossing the finish line first is only part of the battle. The gameplay strikes a balance between traditional racing mechanics and arcade combat systems. From a third-person perspective behind the vehicle, players navigate varied tracks filled with sharp turns, environmental hazards, and weapon pickups. While maintaining speed and clean racing lines is important, survival often depends just as much on offensive timing and defensive awareness. Machine guns, rockets, mines, and other mounted weapons allow drivers to disrupt opponents, forcing tactical decisions about when to conserve ammunition and when to unleash it. Races can shift momentum quickly, as a well-placed explosive or mistimed corner can alter standings dramatically. This constant tension between speed and destruction defines the core experience. Progression is central to the game’s long-term engagement. Earnings from races are used to upgrade engine performance, handling, armor, and weapon systems. Unlocking new vehicles provides noticeable performance improvements, but the early stages can feel demanding. The initial car is underpowered compared to AI competitors, making early victories hard-earned. This difficulty curve creates a grind-heavy opening stretch where players must replay events to accumulate funds for meaningful upgrades. While some may find this repetition frustrating, others may appreciate how it reinforces mastery of track layouts and combat timing. Over time, as better cars and weapon systems become available, the sense of power escalation becomes satisfying and rewarding. Visually, Gas Guzzlers: Combat Carnage offers functional but not cutting-edge presentation. The environments are varied, featuring industrial complexes, deserts, forests, and urban circuits that provide enough diversity to prevent monotony. Destructible props, smoke trails, and explosive effects contribute to the spectacle, even if the graphical fidelity reflects its early 2010s release period. The focus remains firmly on readability and performance, ensuring that players can track enemy positions and incoming threats amid the chaos. Sound design reinforces the intensity with roaring engines, gunfire bursts, and explosive impacts, though the soundtrack may feel repetitive during extended play sessions. One of the game’s strengths lies in its arcade spirit. It does not aim for realism but instead embraces exaggerated combat and over-the-top race dynamics. The tone feels light and energetic, emphasizing fun over authenticity. This approach makes it accessible to players who want immediate action without mastering complex simulation mechanics. At the same time, the depth of upgrade options and tournament progression adds enough structure to keep players invested beyond a few casual races. Reception has been generally positive among fans of combat racing. Many players praise its addictive loop of racing, earning, upgrading, and repeating. The blend of speed and weaponized combat taps into nostalgia for classic vehicular battle games while offering a more structured tournament framework. However, criticism often centers on the steep early difficulty and the grinding required to gain competitive footing. Multiplayer modes add additional replay value, though solo tournament progression remains the primary draw for many players. Ultimately, Gas Guzzlers: Combat Carnage succeeds as a focused and energetic entry in the vehicular combat genre. It delivers satisfying races filled with explosions and tactical aggression, supported by a progression system that rewards persistence. While not without balance quirks or dated presentation, it offers a compelling blend of arcade racing and destructive competition. For players who enjoy high-speed action paired with mounted weaponry and strategic upgrades, it provides a chaotic and engaging ride that captures the thrill of crossing the finish line in a blaze of smoke and fire. Rating: 8/10
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Piękny staroć. Ogrywałem to wiele, wiele lat temu jeszcze jako jakąś freak grę ściągniętą z netu. Później kupiłem Gas Guzzlers Extreme i zapomniałem o tej perełce. Warto tylko jako +1 do biblioteki. O wiele więcej daje późniejsze wydanie Extreme.
Based, fun carnage. Good stuff
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