Carmageddon 64, Electronic Games

Did you ever fancy a racing based gore fest? Well here it is. Carmageddon 64. With a name like Carmageddon, It only makes sense that there will be blood involved somewhere, but you would also expect a hefty driving element. Not the case. Carmageddon is more about running over dead things than anything else. The relevance of splattering your windscreen is simple. It's worth points. While you have a wide choice of cars and lunatic drivers, it doesn't make that much difference to the outcome of such a title. Fans of Natural Born Killers, Driller Killer, and other controversial gruesome movies, will probably enjoy this. Those of you who prefer to watch films of the opposite genre, stay well away. Carmageddon 64 is all about gore; you have been warned.

Buy Carmageddon 64 for 4.99 GBP

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