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Demolition Derby 3, Racing, 2018

Developer: Beer Money Games

Publisher: Beer Money Games

Damageable vehicles: Yes

Tracks or places: ?

Pictures for this video game were provided by: MTP02

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1976 AMC Gremlin 'Mirth'

Austin Mini 'Caine'

1986 BMW 635 CSi 'Rheine GT6' [E24]

1981 BMW M1 'GMV GT82' [E26]

1987 Buick Regal 'Vader TDS'

1978 Chevrolet Camaro Mk.II 'Mullaro 78'

1977 Chevrolet Caprice Mk.III 'Police Car'

Chevrolet Nova Mk.IV 'Starlight'

De Tomaso Pantera 'Hertz GTZ'

1969 Dodge Charger 'Stormer'

1984 Dodge Daytona

1981 Dodge M4S 'Wraith'

1995 Dodge Neon 'Argon'

Dodge Omni 'Cricket'

1984 Dodge Rampage 'Wolf Pickup'

1999 Dodge Viper GTS 'Venom'

1979 Ferrari 308 GTB 'Magnum'

1978 Ford Bronco MkII 'Longhorn 4WD'

1980 Ford Bronco MkIII

Ford F-350 MkVII

Ford LTD

1987 Ford Sierra MkI 'Forester Formula'

Honda CR-X 'DSX'

International Harvester S-Series 'School Bus'

1977 Lincoln Continental 'Veloura'

Mercedes-Benz E-Klasse 'Router R230' [C124]

1972 Mercedes-Benz S-Klasse 'Bremen Luxor' [W108]

Nissan Skyline MkVII 'Suzuka GZS'

Peterbilt 379 'Stallone'

1970 Plymouth Barracuda 'Stinger'

1977 Plymouth Fury

Porsche 944 'Stuttgart GT44'

Rover P5 'Girling S8'

Toyota Celica Mk.I 'Celestial'

Toyota Supra Mk.IV 'Super'

Volkswagen 'Chafer' [Typ 1]

Volvo 240 Estate 'Kalmar Wagon'

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MTP02 (25) 2019-01-02 18:14	Sequel to Demolition Derby 2. Currently 18 playable vehicles and traffics. I'm not sure should I add the original Demo Derby from the same developer.
solarriors (23) 2019-01-03 03:46	It is official ? It looks so cheap, no texture filtering or advanced lightning effects (I do realize it's on mobile but still) -- Last edit: 2019-01-03 03:49:03
tunedricer (356) 2019-01-03 04:02	car list looks pretty nice.
MTP02 (25) 2019-01-03 07:03	solarriors wrote It is official ? It looks so cheap, no texture filtering or advanced lightning effects (I do realize it's on mobile but still) It's sold for free in Google play
mike.g (0) 2019-01-03 20:48	solarriors wrote It is official ? It looks so cheap, no texture filtering or advanced lightning effects (I do realize it's on mobile but still) On mobile we have to sacrifice some things to do what we do. For example, in a huge city open world that has over 100 AI driven cars with physics and several hundred dynamic objects you can crash into. I cut back on effects because we always say Gameplay over aesthetics. So while making the game, we work to make it fun first and then try to make it look as awesome as possible. As the lead artist, I've seen several reviews want more from visuals, but I've also seen people with older devices praise the game because they get a decent frame rate at normal quality. That said, we are still working to improve everything and that might be an option down the road. As adding it to the game now, even if it gets disabled at run time for lower/slower settings these effects will still get put into memory and will kill performance on older devices that have a hard time with alpha and other post effects. For our cars this time around, we took inspiration from several cars and combined them into one. We would have a primary shape with several tweaks from other sources. Some of the cars you named off here are off from our car inspiration list. But all good and entertain guesses.
MTP02 (25) 2019-01-03 21:05	mike.g wrote On mobile we have to sacrifice some things to do what we do. For example, in a huge city open world that has over 100 AI driven cars with physics and several hundred dynamic objects you can crash into. I cut back on effects because we always say Gameplay over aesthetics. So while making the game, we work to make it fun first and then try to make it look as awesome as possible. As the lead artist, I've seen several reviews want more from visuals, but I've also seen people with older devices praise the game because they get a decent frame rate at normal quality. That said, we are still working to improve everything and that might be an option down the road. As adding it to the game now, even if it gets disabled at run time for lower/slower settings these effects will still get put into memory and will kill performance on older devices that have a hard time with alpha and other post effects. For our cars this time around, we took inspiration from several cars and combined them into one. We would have a primary shape with several tweaks from other sources. Some of the cars you named off here are off from our car inspiration list. But all good and entertain guesses. I agree with you.
solarriors (23) 2019-01-04 04:37	There was a confusion on my end, I was referring to the original Destruction Derby released on PSX. There is still a lot of concurrence on the mobile market for every genre. What engine does this game run on? The problem you mentionned is not new, and it's still worked upon. There is a key word : Scalability There are optimisation remaining to be done in the coding of games in our days, one thing would be dynamical FPS, settings/graphics but there is need to improve the computational processes of the assets and code -- Last edit: 2019-01-04 04:43:05
MBR (0) 2019-01-30 18:40	I downloaded the game, and I like it There is some things that needs to be improved for sure, but I see that you guys try hard to improve despite having a small team, `this is still better than those other unity crap games I used to play Please keep updating, I like the car list
TrueCrime (99) 2019-01-31 07:32	Isn't it called "Demolition Der3y" as it says on the cover?
SouthpawBealo (0) 2019-02-15 15:10	The 'venom' car is a Dodge Viper, I think 1998 or so.
GamerFIB7590 (235) 2019-02-15 16:12	SouthpawBealo wrote The 'venom' car is a Dodge Viper, I think 1998 or so. Post on the car page after clicking the car image you mentioned instead here
mike.g (0) 2019-03-04 19:44	TrueCrime wrote Isn't it called "Demolition Der3y" as it says on the cover? Good question. We don't spell it with the 3 because searches didn't test well spelling it that way. solarriors wrote There was a confusion on my end, I was referring to the original Destruction Derby released on PSX. There is still a lot of concurrence on the mobile market for every genre. What engine does this game run on? The problem you mentionned is not new, and it's still worked upon. There is a key word : Scalability There are optimisation remaining to be done in the coding of games in our days, one thing would be dynamical FPS, settings/graphics but there is need to improve the computational processes of the assets and code Very true today too. We are using the Unity 3D engine.

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