The Windows version of Twisted Metal 2: World Tour is a very decent game and has everything an action gamer should want: cars, firepower, explosions, and carnage. You've got your special weapons and items, such as homing missiles, napalm blasts and bombs, insane endings (that really, really make this game what it is) and a good variety of arena based levels. Other than that, everything is basically the same. The Playstation only allowed for a two player split screen deathmatch. The PC version does, however, feature a nice multiplayer support, allowing 8 friends to go at it in a chaotic free-for-all to the finish. It feels a little more sluggish in some areas, but isn't too overly evident. The control, unfortunately, isn't as defined or tight as the Playstation counterpart. If you are, the graphics are actually very good looking with realistic flame and smoke effects. And the graphical improvements are especially evident if you are running a 3DFX card.

Everything seems to be running in a higher resolution rather than the grungy Playstation version. The graphics for the Windows version seem to have been enhanced slightly.

There are also two secret drivers waiting to be found. Among the new drivers are Axel, a poor man attached to two gigantic wheels Roadkill, a homicidal man out to prove he's not insane Twister, a speed freak who only wants to go faster and a few others. Some of the original characters from the previous game have made a grand return and there are some new faces as well.

In Twisted Metal 2: World Tour, you get to choose from a pool of twelve drivers, each with their own mission and goal. SingleTrac has not changed the idea or format one iota in the sequel Twisted Metal 2: World Tour. The ultimate goal is to reach Calypso to have your wishes granted. missiles, napalm) or your vehicle's special weapon. You progress through each area by killing your opponents with special weapons you can pick up (e.g. To do this, you basically chose a driver, each with their own.uh.vehicle. The Windows port is very much like the Playstation version, only having a few differences.Īny one who has played the original Twisted Metal knows that the concept is a competition in which homicidal maniacs compete, quite literally to kill each other, and have their wishes granted by the notorious Calypso, the founder of the Twisted Metal tournament. Originally released on the Sony Playstation, SingleTrac is back with the revamped Twisted Metal 2: World Tour.

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