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Truck Stop brings destructive mayhem to Mac
Do you like your racing games better when there's less actual racing and more white-knuckle crashes? Then you'll feel right at home with Truck Stop, an in-progress crash-em-up being worked on by a former member of Criterion Games, the same studio responsible for the highly popular Burnout franchise. Some of the most fun you could have in the Burnout titles was in "Crash" mode, where you were tasked not with reaching a finish line, but with destroying as much of the game world as possible. Truck Stop appears to continue this tradition, and while the current, unfinished version of the game is only available for Windows, it is slated to hit Mac and Linux as it crashes it way toward a proper release. If you'd like to support the game's eventual launch on Steam, you can give it a "Yes" vote on Steam Greenlight now. [via Joystiq]
Burnout's crash chaos pays a visit to Truck Stop
Adam Sawkins, a former member of notable Burnout studio Criterion Games, is working on a new game called Truck Stop. It's highly reminiscent of the Burnout series' "Crash" mode, where players attempt to cause the most destruction within an isolated area by triggering a series of crashes. The game is built in Unity and far from finished, though you can drop $5 for a copy right now over on IndieCity. A trailer above details some possible modes and additions to the game, granted Sawkins' Projector Games can secure enough funding to make it happen. Sawkins promises the game will change based on community feedback as it approaches launch on PC, Mac and Linux. A Steam Greenlight campaign is also underway and looking for votes.
