There are a lot of new cars and other tracks and planes and tools to be found via the game's forums. Where's the fear in all this? The other experience BeamNG.drive currently has to offer involves simply driving around its surprisingly large environments. Of the official levels, there's one loosely modeled on the east coast of America. It has concrete streets and muddy roads lined with dense forest, a small town, and coastal views. #BEAMNG DRIVE PRICE SIMULATOR#įor every moment I've spent deliberately smashing my vehicles together like a miniature Michael Bay, I've spent an equal amount of time driving to an imagined speed limit, taking corners carefully, trying my level best to avoid wrapping myself around a tree.īeamNG is pretty even when things aren't being destroyed and there's hints at a future as a source of the same satisfaction that makes Euro Truck Simulator fans of even those who don't love lorries. But I think the crash physics also have a strange effect on the game when you're actively trying not to crash as soon as I decide that I'm going to drive properly, I become tense at the thought of failure. This doesn't happen in other driving games. I might wish to avoid collisions because it's a break to the game's flow, or a frustration to my progress, but they're little more than a nuisance.

BeamNG's impacts by comparison are acts of such messy destruction that they make sliding off at a bend a little more scary than they otherwise would be.

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