This game contains humour, strong language, and violence that some may find offensive. You may find it offensive in other ways, too. We do.
Stainless Games had no involvement in the development of Carmageddon: TDR 2000. So, you have been warned.
Yes, it's the game literally... SOME of you asked for! And so, in the spirit of "well, alright then, if you insist..." we present the third game in the Carmageddon series, in the knowledge that some of you Carma fans out there would like to have a complete Carmageddon collection in your GOG library. Nothing wrong with that.
Posted on: December 29, 2019
StuntmanMikeL
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Stainless Games, don't be a jackass
I've heard a lot of bad things about the game over the years and actually found the description for modern releases funny but in all honesty, it's totally unwarranted. You just have to prepare for the fact that this is NOT Carmageddon 2. This game introduced enough tweaks to the formula to completely change the way it plays. While racing in Carma 2 was more like an afterthought and the meat of the game was to explore the giant maps, kill pedestrians, wreck opponents and cause overall mayhem, TDR 2000 puts a much stronger emphasis on the racing aspect. I can understand if that left a sour taste for someone who played the second game in the series and was expecting more of the same but let's be honest, Carma 2 wasn't without its flaws and TDR attempted to fix at least some of them. It became its own thing in the process. Whether you'll like it or not is still a matter of opinion ofc, but I think it's unfair to bash a perfectly fine and competently made racing game. Stainless Games are just being big babies about it.
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