Carmageddon II: Carpocalypse Now ( Rus. Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse today ) - the continuation of the computer game Carmageddon . The name of the Carmageddon series is composed of two English words: car ( car ) and Armageddon ( Armageddon ). The title of the second part also contains a combination of the words car and apocalypse ( Apocalypse ), and the name itself is a parody of the title of Francis Ford Coppola's film Apocalypse Now .
| Carmageddon II: Carpocalypse Now | |
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| Developer | Stainless software |
| Publisher | Square Enix Europe |
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| Date of issue | November 30, 1998 |
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| Genres | Arcade Racing , Survival Racing |
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| Platforms | Windows , Nintendo 64 , Mac OS , Game Boy Color |
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| Game modes | single-user , multi-user |
| Carriers | , and |
| System requirements | 200 MHz CPU , 16 MB RAM , video card with at least 2 MB memory, 200 MB HDD |
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The goal of the game, as in the first part, is to win 29 races, which can be achieved in three ways: drive the track, destroy all pedestrians and animals, or destroy all opponents. There are also 11 missions with special missions and a strict time limit. The player can improve the characteristics of the car (APO: Armor, Power, Offense - armor, power, attack), as well as buy rivals' cars destroyed during races and missions.
The music for the game was the songs of the band Iron Maiden and instrumental compositions Sentience .
Cruelty in the game
Due to the fact that one of the goals of the game is to destroy pedestrians and animals, in a number of countries (for example, in Great Britain ) the game was published in a special version - people and animals were replaced with zombies , and blood with green liquid. However, there were special patches that allowed you to bring the game to a more realistic look.
Ports
The game was ported to Macintosh ( 1999 ), Nintendo 64 (Carmageddon 64, 2000 ), Game Boy Color (Carmageddon, 2001 ), and PlayStation (developers - Ubisoft ), which was released only in Europe. The game includes new cars and new levels, and only in it can opponents use recovery (the player is the R1 key), and zombies (the version with people do not exist) have red blood.
The evaluation of the Playstation version from Computer & Video Games UK is 1/10, and the Absolute PlayStation is 57/100 .
The Nintendo 64 version was developed by Software Creations, published by Titus Entertainment. Had a new special character Mr. Whip.
The Nintendo 64 version has been criticized for its terrible handling, poor graphics and sound. The score from IGN is 1.3 / 10, from GameSpot is 2.1 / 10.