FlatOut 4: Total Insanity

FlatOut 4: Total Insanity updates the graphics and slightly changes the gameplay. There are more cars in the park. Derbies are played in arenas where debris accumulates and interferes with the following laps. The next race begins in an arena littered with metal. Tricks that cause the driver to fly out have been saved and are worth points. The judges don't interfere, and the rules are simple: last one survives. Destruction remained the main feature of the series. Bodies crumple from impacts, and parts fly apart. Races vary in coverage. The bodies are literally taken apart, and this remains the hallmark of the series. Arenas vary in size and obstacles. Tricks earn points for spins and height. Each arena has its own traps and narrow passages. The ring around the arena ends with a finish at the wall. Each run ends in a pile of crumpled metal. The tracks go through the city and the desert. Debris in the arena interferes with the next laps and changes tactics. The fleet of cars has become larger, and the bodies crumple from any impact. Each race ends with a broken body. Debris is scattered throughout the arena after the collision. Races take place in different climatic zones. Races vary in type of surface. Derbies end in piles of metal. Wrinkled bodies are valued more than speed here. Derbies require endurance until the end of the fight. Damage is considered fairly, so a light car flies further. Anyone who loves destruction will be familiar with this part. Races vary in surface and track type. Bodies crumple from side impacts. The ski jump ends in a somersault through the roof.