Milestone confirms that more cars will be added post-launch DLC (both free and paid). Custom skins can be uploaded to an online database, where you can also download the creations of others.
Cars sport various attributes and rarity levels and can be customized with designs of your own creation. The showcase also revealed six of the game’s 60-plus vehicles: Rodger Dodger, Twin Mill, Rip Rod, Night Shifter, Dragon Blaster, and Sharkruiser. Check out the pre-alpha gameplay footage below. Just thought you might want to know that before watching. Oh, and there’s also a big ol’ glowy-eyed spider that lurks at one of the checkpoints, ensnaring unlucky drivers with its webs. The game doesn’t feature any Mario Kart-esque power-ups (in case you expected such things), but is definitely an arcade-style racer that emphasizes drifting and boosting to get ahead. The demo takes place in a garage, with the topsy turvy track weaving through and around shelves and even into ceiling vents. By that, I mean you’re a tiny car racing in a big world. Perhaps the coolest element Hot Wheels Unleashed is that it looks to be to-scale with actual Hot Wheels toys/tracks. The video shows off pre-alpha footage of a race in progress.
Developer Milestone and Mattel livestreamed a showcase for the game earlier today, giving Hot Wheels and racing fans a peek into the upcoming racer. Hot Wheels Unleashed has, well, unleashed its first gameplay trailer for eager fans to see.
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