$19.99Brick Rigs Build it, drive it, wreck it
Build whatever you can out of bricks, then take it for a spin and watch the pieces fly.
Is Brick Rigs worth it?
Brick Rigs is worth it if…
- you like building vehicles and machines and testing them right away
- you like sandbox destruction where crashes are the entertainment
- you like roleplay servers, races, chases and messing around with friends
- you like browsing the Workshop for new toys to drive and break
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Build almost anything brick by brick
You start in the editor with bricks, moving parts and logic, and a lot of patience. A car needs wheels and steering that actually work, a plane needs lift, a flying submarine needs optimism and trial runs. Detailed models with working mechanics are possible, but expect some rebuilding before it drives straight. Bob, the cheerful face of Brick Rigs, has survived plenty of such experiments and can still do pretty much nothing.
Crash it spectacularly
Destruction is half the point. The physics breaks vehicles into flying bricks, so every crash, chase gone wrong or failed landing looks different. You line up a jump, land sideways, and watch the wheels continue without you. Building something careful and then seeing how far the pieces scatter is a perfectly respectable way to spend an evening.
Borrow someone else's genius
Short on patience? Detailed minivans, giant transport planes, entire skyscrapers — it is a whole universe of other people's weekends. You can drive it, take it apart, or pull it into the editor to see how it holds together. Ideal for players who would rather drive than build.
Mess around solo or with friends
You decide the job: firefighter racing to a call, pilot in aerial combat, police in a high-speed chase, or just chaos with friends. There are roleplay servers, races, chases, battles and zombie survival, plus open-world maps to explore on your own. The only rule, according to Brick Rigs itself, is that it has to be fun, and servers invent new ways to do that constantly.
Good to know?
Do I have to build to enjoy it?
No. You can spawn Workshop creations, from minivans to transport planes and skyscrapers, and go straight to driving, flying, roleplaying or breaking things. Building is there when you want it.
What do I actually do in multiplayer?
Join friends or public servers for roleplay jobs like police, firefighter or medic, plus races, chases, battles and zombie modes. Players constantly invent new scenarios, so one night is a traffic stop and the next is full brick mayhem.
How does destruction work?
Vehicles break apart with dynamic destruction physics. Crashes scatter bricks across the map, which makes chases, stunts and bad landings worth attempting just to see the result.
Who is Bob?
Bob is the round, cheerful mascot who has been around since the start. He has seen adventures, disasters and parties, and can do pretty much nothing — but he remains lovable.
