The core of the experience is its real-time soft-body physics, which simulates every component of a vehicle. This results in incredibly realistic damage where cars crumple, parts fly off, and chassis flex exactly as they would in real life.
Beyond crashing, the game offers deep mechanical tuning. You can modify everything from engine internals to suspension pressure, making it a favorite for gearheads and sim-racers alike.
While playable on a keyboard, a gamepad or steering wheel is essential for a truly realistic experience. See the physics and latest 2026 mods in action below: