BMG Drive: Russian Cars

Twisted metal covers the road from the first hard hit. In BMG Drive: Russian Cars, a wrecker's job begins with a VAZ 2107 and a garage full of Russian models waiting behind a paywall. Destruction physics tears body panels away on light contact, and heavy impacts crush the frame until the shape barely resembles a car. Detailed parts break off during crashes, leaving wheels, doors, and other pieces scattered across the course.

How to play?

Earn cash by clearing nine obstacle courses. Each run sends the car down a hill over a damaged road, with payout waiting at the finish. Drop a wheel into a pothole, and the chassis kicks upward. Control slips fast after that. Roll the car several times, and major parts can rip away before the run ends. Floor the accelerator if wrecks are the whole reason you're here. Watch the body crumple and the metal fold in every collision.