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A lot of good things came out the 90s: Titanic, South Park, Mark Morrisons Return of the Mack and of course Carmageddon, released in 1997.

I vividly remember sneaking a copy of the original game home and playing it on the family computer, loving the ultra violence and the twisted humour.

Carmageddon: Max Damage feels very faithful to the original down to the look, feel, music, even the sound effects.

What seemed revolutionary - like open maps and real time damage - back in the day are either common features or a bit dull by todays standards.

For those of you who havent played it before, the objectives are simple.

Oh, and kill pedestrians for points, something that got the original game banned for a while.

Your vehicle can be damaged and destroyed by other racers so you have to obliterate them first.

This is easier said than done as the cars handle like a truck on an ice rink covered with an oil slick and marbles, which is odd for a driving game.

So think of Mario Kart on acid with more carnage and viscera.

The levels are huge sprawling environments that youre encouraged to explore and exploit.

The gameplay is a lot of fun but can get a bit repetitive and there were a lot of times I got lost or forgot what I was meant to be doing (maybe that says more about me and my driving skills).

The physics and damage are insane but fun; quite often youll be bouncing around the map colliding with metal, brick and bone and it is satisfying for a while.

The cars look a bit dodgy and the pedestrians look like nightmarish Lego people, which made me want to end their low-poly lives.

This is definitely an adult game, not only due to the violence, but also the rather explicit dialogue.

But if youre cool with a bit of violence and profanity, the game is a lot of fun and thats the point.

It may be immature and crass but its a game that unashamedly revels in what it is, which is rare these days.

You cant deny how satisfying it is to obliterate an opponent or run down a pedestrian who tried to get away.

Plus it is cathartic to run down meat sacks who had the gall to get in the way of your spikes and bumper.

Carmageddon Max Damage Review