Max Fury Death Racer

Wrecked trucks block the sand, and the sun cuts through a haze of dust. In "Max Fury Death Racer", you're dropped into a wasteland where road battles are just part of the commute. Rival drivers roll up with armored rides, roof guns, and a few tricks under the hood—nothing friendly about these races. The garage is stacked with junkers and heavy metal beasts, each one looking like it's seen more than a few explosions. Out past the first checkpoint, you'll spot ramps made from old shipping crates and the busted shells of past racers—most folks don't make it to the finish line. That's how things go in this kind of car combat game.

How to play?

First off, pick your starter car—doesn't matter if it's banged up, it'll get you moving. You steer with the arrow keys, slam the gas, and time your weapon shots to blast rivals out of the way. If you grab a bonus crate, you might end up launching roadside mines or that weird remote-control bomb car—it flips over bumps, but it packs a punch. Each jump you land or spin you pull off stacks up your nitro bar, so if you want to get ahead, you'll need to nail some stunts. Blowing up enemies drops money for upgrades; swap out your wheels, bolt on new weapons, or reinforce your frame between matches. Later in "Max Fury Death Racer", you'll run into four boss fights. Immortal Joe's the last, and he's no pushover. Kind of feels like half the fun is just seeing what your car turns into by the end.