BeamNG.drive (2015)
Genres:Simulator, Racing
Themes:Action, Sandbox
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:BeamNG.drive is a realistic, immersive driving game offering near-limitless possibilities. Our soft-body physics engine simulates every component of a vehicle in real time, resulting in realistic, dynamic behavior.
The driving feel is authentic and visceral, and crashes are realistic and violent; yet the physics are accessible enough to drive with a keyboard or gamepad while still being authentic with a full racing wheel with uncompromising realism.Show more
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Although you can get this game DRM free on Humble Bundle, a GOG release would be nice too!
This game is realistic... maybe too realistic. It is so fun to go from not being able to drive for 2 seconds without crashing to whipping through traffic and corners with ease... most of the time. There's a big community around this game with good mod support. This game has none of the modern bull, the online aspects are optional, built into the game, and can be toggled on/off at any point.
An obvious pick for GOG that is rather lacking in racing games and racing sims in particular. It's a game that goes for maximum realism but also maxim freedom. All kinds of cars and all kinds of tracks are available. It's available elsewhere, but having it on GOG would be convenient.
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