$24.99BeamNG.drive Crashes Worth Watching
Every panel, spring and tyre is simulated, so every drive ends a little differently.
Is BeamNG.drive worth it?
BeamNG.drive is worth it if…
- you want a driving simulator where handling and damage feel true to life
- you like tuning cars, testing builds, and trying ideas across big open maps
- you enjoy free roam, mods, and making your own fun without a fixed goal
- you want something to relax with or to pass time
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Physics where every part of the car counts
The simulation models each component of a vehicle as it drives, so steering, suspension, and bodywork all respond to what you do with it. The physics are realistic.
Damage comes out of that same system through a detailed damage model. Crashes and damage are a big part of the fun. The game gives a lot of freedom.
Cars to tune and places to drive them
Dozens of vehicles run from everyday cars to big trucks, and that range is a major draw. You can adjust wheels, suspension, engines, and more, and building your own car setups is part of the draw. Cars designed in the Automation car tycoon game can also be exported straight into the vehicle list.
You drive them across 12 open-world environments, from tropical jungle passages to deserts and urban boulevards. The graphics look beautiful.
A sandbox to use however you like
Free Roam is an open-ended way to play: pick a vehicle, head for a destination of your choice, and even rewrite the conditions with wind speed and gravity changes. Scenarios add structure with truck deliveries and hot pursuits against police cruisers, while Time Trials let you pick a vehicle, environment, and route to beat your own best time.
It works as a sandbox for messing around with whatever comes to mind. The large modding community adds much content, and the included World Editor lets you build maps. It is the kind of game people return to for hundreds of hours, or load up to relax and pass time.
What else should you know?
Can I just crash cars?
Yes. Crashes and damage are a big part of the fun, shown with a detailed damage model.
What kinds of cars and maps are there?
Dozens of customizable vehicles, from compact everyday cars to massive trucks, plus community mods and exports from Automation. The dozen open worlds stretch from jungle passages to deserts and city streets, giving each new build a different place to test.
Is there anything to do besides free roam?
Plenty. Take delivery jobs, outrun police cruisers in scenarios, or run Time Trials on a route of your choice to chase your own best time. When you want something new, browse community vehicles, terrains, and scenarios or shape one yourself in the World Editor.
