Racing championships existed at all times. At the beginning, they took place on the race tracks. But it bored, and racers find the way… they start competing on the open world roads with traffic. After a while it became boring too... Introducing the new and totally mad way championship format – “Brake to Die”! In this road rage game, you take control and drive a car contains a bomb. The objective is to survive as long as possible and don’t let the bomb explode. Crash into other vehicles, destroy the environment, make the maximum combo of these actions to get more points and coins! Wreak mayhem on the road! Or you can drive as long as possible carefully avoiding obstacles. Only thing you must remember the bomb attached to your car will explode if you slow down.
Racing games are a genre of video games that focus on simulating the experience of driving vehicles, often in competitive scenarios. These games can feature a wide range of vehicles, including cars, motorcycles, trucks, and even unconventional vehicles like go-karts or fantasy vehicles. In racing games, players typically control a vehicle and compete against either computer-controlled opponents or other players, either locally or online. The objective is to complete a racecourse in the shortest amount of time or to outperform other competitors. Racing games can vary widely in realism and style. Some aim for a highly realistic simulation of driving physics, while others adopt a more arcade-style approach for accessibility and fun. They can also encompass various sub-genres, including circuit racing, rally racing, kart racing, and even futuristic or fantasy-based racing. Overall, racing games provide players with an immersive experience of speed and competition, allowing them to enjoy the thrill of racing from the comfort of their own gaming environment.
