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Battle royale with cars 🏝️🚘

As much as I have been loving The Crew Motorfest, I didn't expect to be surprised by it anymore. I had already determined that this beautiful open-world racing game set in Hawaii is one of my favorite arcade racers in recent memory. Even more so than Need For Speed Unbound, which I loved tremendously.

That's why when I finally took the time to check out the multiplayer modes in Motorfest, I was proven wrong once more. I was shocked to find out that the new Demolition Royale mode in Motorfest is pretty awesome! Let me explain further.

If you are one of those people who refuse to accept that some battle royale games are fun, then I won't be able to convince you this is a good time. If you have an open mind or already enjoy some battle royale-style games, you may be as enthusiastic about Demolition Royale in Motorfest as I am.

One of the first racing games I ever played was Nascar 98. The most common thing I did in that game was drive backward on the track just so I could do a head-on collision with the AI driver who was in first place. It wasn't how the game was supposed to be played, but it was fun to my 6 or 7-year-old self. Crashing into other players, this time real people is the whole point of Motorfest's Demolition Royale.

You start the match on a team of 3 or 4 players, all of you are driving an airplane and must determine what portion of the map you wish to land on. At any point in the sky, you can switch over to your demolition vehicle and start driving on land. Typical BR rules apply. There is a shrinking circle to take into consideration and there are also power-ups around the map that make for some chaotic hot spots.

I have been having an absolute blast playing Demolition Royale. In today's video, I will show you exactly why it is so much fun. I played two matches in this one and you will get to see how it all works. This is hands down the best driving that you're going to find in any battle royale game right now.

Let's get into the video.