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Wreckreation Lets You DIY Race Tracks With Friends

Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger 0 Comments
Wreckreation

It’s been nearly a year since Wreckreation was unveiled, but after its initial rounds, it fell silent… until now. This game lets you build race tracks alone or with some friends to add another level of unadulterated chaos.

In a new trailer showcased at the recent THQ Nordic showcase, which also revealed the next South Park game and The Last Ronin, we got to see some of the customizations that it’s gonna offer. You get everything you’d want in a track from loops — and lots of them — to buildings to dinosaurs to pool floaties, oh and a giant duck, we can’t forget about that. 

After the fact, you can race your friends and such on the track you created in a car you customized. It certainly has a lot of content potential and unadulterated fun for those just looking to play. We all know that playing games with friends can enhance almost any experience.

No release date yet, but we do know at least that Three Fields Entertainment is getting work done. Wreckreation will launch to current-gen consoles.

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Looks Like We Can Expect A Spiritual Successor To Burnout

Ben-Dutka 14 Comments

We've been missing Burnout for a long time.

But never fear, it looks like we might get a really cool spiritual successor from the original developers.

If you didn't know, former Criterion Games bosses Alex Ward and Fiona Sperry founded Three Fields Entertainment last year, and now they're teasing a new project that's getting long-time Burnout fans all antsy. The hints have been popping up on Twitter; the first one says they're going to produce a multiplayer sports game, set to release in Spring 2016. But after that, they're doing a driving game.

And that's where the fun begins, because another Tweet reads:

That certainly sounds a lot like Burnout , doesn't it? However, we don't know which of the entries will get this spiritual successor and that's important because there was a major shift in that franchise. After the linear arcade-style crash-fests, the series went open-world with Burnout Paradise . That was way back in 2008 and it was the last official Burnout entry, not counting the spin-off Burnout Crash .

So, which do you want to see revisited? Me, I say it has to be Burnout 3: Takedown .

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