On that note, let’s delve into the best cars in BeamNG.Drive.
The last of the three pillars is the availability of vehicles, and, in-turn, the in-game car culture that has formed around the game. This is the engine that makes it impossible to hit a bump at 300mph and not see the real-world effects of what is essentially a high-speed collision with an immovable object. This is because BeamNG.Drive implements more than just a damage engine it also features soft-body physics. Pay attention to the next time you take a ramp in GTA V.ĭoes the car deform when you land again, even if you land on your wheels? No. You’ll want to argue, I can hear you screaming ‘GTA V’ at the top of your lungs. While many driving games – even those created by AAA publishers – have some kind of damage engine that lets you beat cars up, no game really does it as well as BeamNG.Drive. Everything feels naturally placed and as though it was simply meant to be there. BeamNG.Drive, by comparison, is completely integrated. Either they’re out of place for the situation they’re in, or something about the world-building leaves particular bits feeling like they’ve just been shoved onto the map. With some games, you’ll find that certain features or assets seem just a little off. After all, if driving games just had roads and nothing else, they’d be boring.ĭriving around the open streets of the BeamNG.Drive maps feels like driving around a real-world location. It takes years to perfect every road, slip-way, highway, and test track, not to mention building the actual world. An open-world driving game is a mission to build, especially if you’re going for an ultra-realistic setup. The game’s popularity rests firmly on the three pillars that make it such a strong title. Below, we’ll take you down memory lane to a time before you had your PC wheezing under real-world vehicle mods and list the best stock cars in BeamNG.Drive.
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