Twisted Metal (2012)

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Twisted metal
Studio United StatesUnited States Eat sleep play
Publisher JapanJapan Sony
Senior Developer David Jaffe
Scott Campbell
Erstveröffent-
lichung
North AmericaNorth AmericaFebruary 14, 2012 March 8, 2012 March 16, 2012
AustraliaAustralia
EuropeEurope
platform PlayStation 3
genre Racing game
Game mode Single player , multiplayer
control Gamepad
medium DVD-ROM
language English
Age rating
USK from 18
PEGI from 18
information In contrast to the US version, the EU and DE versions are cut.

Twisted Metal is a combat-oriented racing game developed by Eat Sleep Play and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation 3 only . The title represents the eighth part of the twisted metal series, which is particularly successful in North America . It was released in North America on February 14, 2012, three weeks later in Australia and shortly afterwards in Europe.

Gameplay

General

Twisted Metal combines the principles of a racing game with those of a third-person shooter . The player controls a vehicle in a cordoned off area and tries to destroy enemy vehicles there. By default, all vehicles are armed with machine guns with infinite ammunition. In addition, some game modes were implemented that are based on conventional circuit races.

Race course

At the beginning of a race, the participating vehicles are placed at random starting positions on the map at a certain minimum distance from one another. Then the start takes place and the vehicles taking part in the race are allowed to drive freely around the area and hunt down their opponents.

Since the machine guns do little damage to enemy vehicles, drivers have to rely on finding more powerful weapons against the enemy. These are distributed in several places along the route and can be collected by any driver. These additional weapons include a. Grenades , napalm and explosives . Each vehicle also has an individual weapon, the stock of which regenerates automatically over time. In addition, various repair kits are distributed on the combat area, which are used to repair damage.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Carolyn Petit: Test "Twisted Metal". GameSpot, February 15, 2012, accessed June 21, 2014 .