Shackbattle Game of the Year 2022 - Wreckfest
For the third consecutive year, Wreckfest is our Shackbattle Game of the Year.
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For the third consecutive year, Wreckfest is our Shackbattle Game of the Year.
Wreckfest's Switch port is a neat new way to enjoy the demolition racer.
A new rumor suggests Bugbear could reveal its spiritual successor to Wreckfest later this year.
Somehow, THQ Nordic and Bugbear Entertainment are fitting Wreckfest onto the Nintendo Switch this coming season.
A free track, new challenges, and a paid DLC car pack have arrived in Wreckfest, just in time for its PS Plus inclusion in May 2021.
Wreckfest dominated 2020 as the best Shackbattle game.
More mayhem is on its way to Wreckfest with newly announced DLC and Getaway Car Pack.
THQ Nordic continues its buying spree of developers with today's acquisition of Bugbear Entertainment.
After years in early access hell, Bugbear’s spiritual successor to Flatout has officially released. We attempt to take it for a spin and find out if she’s road-ready.
FlatOut creator Bugbear may have failed earlier this year to Kickstart its next crash-happy racer, which imaginatively is still codenamed Next Car Game, but hasn't given up. The game today launched an Early Access version, letting people pre-order to start playing while Bugbear finishes development. To tempt people into pre-ordering, the dev has also released an updated version of its technology test sandbox, which lets players smash cars into pretty little pieces.