Similar to the game FlatOut, your objective is to complete each race in the most reckless manner possible while still coming out on top. FlatOut 2, on the other hand, has evolved into a full-fledged arcade racing game in contrast to its predecessor.
The career mode is the most essential part of the game, and it includes three distinct types of auto racing: derby, race, and street. Additionally, there are three different levels within each class. Your first lesson in the derby will be level one to get you started. Here, you get behind the wheel of rusty, ruined automobiles taken directly from the scrapyard. You’ll be able to buy better and faster cars as you go up the ranks, first to the race class and then to the street class. These vehicles can then be customized to meet your requirements, for as, by getting a new engine installed.
Various competitions occur inside the classes, from regular races to destruction derbies to stunt competitions. Every one of the competitions has a setting that can be destroyed. This is pleasing to the eye, but it is necessary to fill up your nitro and disadvantage your opponents.
You can break up that monotony by playing one of the 12 different minigames. As in FlatOut, your objective in this game is to get your driver into all sorts of precarious situations. You can kick him like a football or even throw him through scorching rings, and he has many more uses. In a “hot seat” mode, playing these minigames with as many as eight players on a single computer is possible.
