The game is a race to brutality, the violence transcends the realm of the game's universe into the gameplay controls, which wre truly painful.
But the overall content and bloodthirsty visuals of destruction and mischievousness makes up for it.
You can win each race by:
1 - completing the race conventionally against the opponents, which is boring;
2 - killing every single pedestrian off the map, which is (almost) impossible;
3 - blowing up every other opponent involved in the pseudo race, which is the intended way.

The levels are filled with powerups and game modifier pickups, which are meant to help you destroy the other vehicles, give you points, or simply satisfy the evil within you.
Tha game is divided into 10 series of races, each one consisting of 3 races and 1 bonus event.
Last mentioned bonus event is always the trial and error type of annoyance behemoth which will have you celebrate with champagne after completion and will leave you eager to see what the newly reached series of races has in store.
Satiate your thirst for pointless destruction while banging Iron Maiden in the background.
A classic.

26.02.23
90'ların sonunda bu oyunu oynarken inanılmaz heyecanlanırdım ! Tabi bunu ancak 90'larda işte bu dediğimi yapanlar anlar !!! O dönemde bu oyun çıktığında eşi benzeri yoktu ! Arabaların birbirine çarpması- o patlatmalar, havaya uçurmalar... Haritada- açık dünya haritada rasgele dolaşıp yayaları ezmeler, parçalamalar !!! :d

Ağzımdan bal damlıyor değil mi :D Yoo, hayır... Senin bugün oynadığın oyunlar çok mu farklı !? Değil- tersine, aynı... :d Carmageddon'da son dönemde çıkan oyunların hepsi var;

- GTA V !!
- Flatout
- Tüm 'yarış' oyunları

Hepsi bu oyunun içinde !! :d Şaka değil, gerçekten öyle... Tabi minimal haliyle- ki 98 yapımı bir oyun için bu hayli hayli yeterli...

Bu oyun işte bu yüzden efsane... Sunduğu serbestlik harika...

Games like this live on as memories of simpler times in childhood. That's the only way they can, because no one is going to make the mistake of thinking Carmageddon II is a masterpiece. But, for me—and I'm sure many like me—fondly remember the ridiculous squishing of pedestrians and far-out power ups that were basically the developers having fun with engine tools and calling them a feature. The era of big head mode games when video games didn't take themselves so seriously.

For me, my uncle was my gateway to all the games that were not age appropriate. Carmageddon II was one of my favourites. Liberally inspired by Roger Corman's classic "Death Race 2000" the goal is to cause destruction and massacre the innocent. It really couldn't hold a candle to games like the Twisted Metal series, but I prefer it. The 90s were all about games that pushed the envelope with violence and obscenity and Carmageddon was one series that was really willing to "go there" with absolutely no shame. But it's fun and campy and should be treated as such. I think games were so eager to be violent because nuance was not something that translated well to primitive early game engines. I always hated Tomb Raider because when you kill an enemy they just fall over like a toy. You need gibs because only then you can really get the visceral response of absolute annihilation. Carmageddon II is about as visceral as annihilation can get.