Overview
BattleTrucks is a combat racing game that puts you behind the wheel of massive, furious trucks. Developed by BattleGames and published by Conglomerate 5, it launched on Steam in April 2017.
The core loop is simple: race to the finish line while smashing anything that gets in your way. It's a blend of arcade racing and vehicular combat, with a physics system that feels light and playful, and a damage model that adds a layer of realism to the chaos.
Highlights
- Vehicular Combat: Your primary goal is to destroy opponents, not just outrun them. The game encourages aggressive driving and tactical ramming.
- Variety of Trucks and Tracks: The description promises a great number of trucks and racing tracks to suit all tastes, giving players options to experiment with different vehicles and courses.
- Arcade Physics with Realistic Damage: The car physics are designed to be light and arcade-like, while the damage system aims for a surprising level of realism, creating an interesting contrast.
- Multiplayer and Steam Features: The game supports multiplayer, and includes Steam Achievements and Trading Cards, adding extra layers of engagement for collectors and competitive players.
Who It's For
If you enjoy arcade racers with a destructive twist, like the classic Twisted Metal or Carmageddon series, BattleTrucks might scratch that itch. It's for players who prefer fast, chaotic action over realistic simulation, and who find satisfaction in wrecking rival vehicles.
The game's straightforward premise makes it easy to pick up, but the combat adds depth for those who want to master the art of the takedown.
Game Info
- Genre: Racing, Action, Combat Racing, Vehicular Combat, Automobile Sim, Simulation
- Developer: BattleGames
- Publisher: Conglomerate 5
- Release Date: April 3, 2017
- Platform: PC (Steam)
- Languages: English, Russian
- Multiplayer: Yes
- Steam Features: Achievements, Trading Cards
Note: The game has received mixed feedback from players, so it's wise to check the latest Steam user reviews before diving in.





