The campaign was cancelled on November 22, after it became "obvious" that the game would not reach its funding goal, having only raised $81,772.įailed Kickstarter campaign īugbear launched a Kickstarter campaign on Novem in an effort to fund the development of Next Car Game, with a goal of $350,000 to complete the game, and a stretch goal of $1.5 million to create PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game. Lead game designer Janne Suur-Näkki described the Kickstarter campaign as a bewildering and disappointing experience, as Bugbear had to go to "great lengths" to make the campaign happen due to Kickstarter and Finnish legislation imposing "considerable challenges" on the project.
Īfter failing to meet the $350,000 goal of the Kickstarter campaign, Bugbear concentrated efforts on a pre-order campaign being run via the Next Car Game official website. #SOFT BODY PHYSICS GAMES DERBY RACING DOWNLOAD#Ī playable "technology sneak peek" was made available for download to supporters who had pre-ordered the game, the sneak peek featured 24 vehicles and a single level which the developers used internally to test the game's damage engine. Following a highly positive response from players regarding the sneak peek, Bugbear released an extended version called Sneak Peek v2.0 to all pre-order supporters. This extended sneak peek included additional features such as new destructive machinery, more dynamic destructible objects, and a "physics cannon". Early access įollowing the success of the Technology Sneak Peek, an early access version of the game was released shortly before Christmas in 2013.
The early access release featured two playable vehicles and three tracks, two of which were traditional race tracks while the other was a demolition derby arena. The early access release was highly successful and received great feedback from sim racers. By the end of the Christmas week the game had already sold for more than Bugbear's initial funding goal of $350,000 on Kickstarter. Next Car Game was subsequently released on Steam Early Access on January 15, 2014, with special discount prices offered until January 29. The game found tremendous success on the Steam Early Access platform, earning over $1 million in sales during a single week. On October 3, 2014, Bugbear made an announcement on the game's blog entry for the game's sixth build that Next Car Game was now officially titled Wreckfest. The announcement came with a definition of the term "wreck fest" written on Urban Dictionary. #SOFT BODY PHYSICS GAMES DERBY RACING DOWNLOAD#.#SOFT BODY PHYSICS GAMES DERBY RACING MANUAL#.
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