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In Polish: Jest to oficjalne polskie tłumaczenie dla 'The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of The Year Edition oraz Deluxe Edition'. Testowane na wersji GOG, ale powinno także działać na innych wydaniach.

Tested only with the GOG version of the game, but it will have to work on any version of the game. A classic.This is the extracted official Polish translation for 'The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of The Year Edition & Deluxe Edition'. There are all manner of silly events to take part in but the career mode alone has taken up days of my life. There's none of Burnout's flashy cutscene-like crashes here - FlatOut's collisions are messier and less slick, and they don't interrupt the race they're a fundamental part of the race. There's a sense of struggling with a hunk of machinery that really doesn't want to respond as it should and needs to be wrestled into submission.Ĭombine that with collisions that range from driver-ejecting write-offs to grinding, tactical nudges and shunts, and you have something very special indeed. And the cars feel heavy and sluggish and dangerous, but I always feel that I can get them to do what I want if I try hard enough. In career mode, you're essentially plucking a car from a scrapheap and trying to keep it on piece race after race. What I love most about FlatOut is the handling though. It might be ageing now, and due to be completely outdone by Wreckfest, the new game from developers Bugbear, but the way that cars deform as they crunch around the various tracks, and the number of movable and destructible objects that litter those tracks, is still mighty impressive.

Ultimate Carnage is the best version of this brilliant crash 'em up.

It's like the twisted metal wreckage of a collision between Carmageddon, Burnout and Destruction Derby, and manages to succeed as a vehicular combat physics playground and a competitive racing game. One a day, every day of the year, perhaps for all time.įlatOut is one of my favourite games about cars wot go fast. Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives.