If for some reason you don’t make it to a checkpoint in time the bomb goes off and well, that’s about it. Once you’re done with this mode you could try out the Beat the Bomb event which is a timed mode, in which a ticking bomb is strapped to your car and every time you cross a checkpoint you earn yourself some more time. While this works well for most of the game the tracks in this game are repeated way too often and after a while you will be put off with all this repetition (a problem that plagued FlatOut 2 as well).Ī game mode designed exclusively for the Xbox 360 is the Carnage Race and like the name suggests it’s all about causing the most amount of carnage (and racking up points) by destroying the track, (and everything in the environment) as well as annihilating your opponents. The FlatOut mode is the game’s single player campaign where you’ll move from event to event earning money, unlocking new rides, unlocking newer races, modifying your existing ride and so on.
Event progression in UC remains more or less the same as in FlatOut 2, only developer Bugbear has tweaked it a bit for the 360 version with the game being primarily divided into the following modes: FlatOut Mode, Carnage Mode, Xbox Live and Single events. Now I’m going to breeze through the basics of the game for all those who’ve joined us late since we’ve already spoken about that previously in our Flatout 2 review.
People who’ve already played this game on the PC or any of the above mentioned consoles should move right along since there’s hardly any new content over here to warranty a purchase, but if you’ve missed out on this game before, this is one racer that definitely belongs in your collection. And now following the exact same trend, we have developer Bugbear's FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage (UC), which is basically a rehash of Flatout 2 that hit the PC, PS2 and Xbox last year.
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