The latest update for futuristic racer, GRIP: Combat Racing has been revealed, and it arrives in the form of the beloved silver sportscar, the DeLorean.
Made famous by being converted into a time machine in the Back to the Future series, this car hardly needs any introduction, despite the fact that only around 9,000 of the things were ever made. Now, everyone can own one thanks to its inclusion in GRIP on Switch. The trailer above says that this is "the iconic car like you've never seen it before".
DeLorean Motor Company, one of the most beloved car manufacturers in the galaxy, has injected its flagship vehicle into GRIP: Combat Racing. Armed, armoured, flippable and jet fuel-injected, it's the most souped-up DeLorean you will ever see – and pilot. It arrives in two forms: anti-grav AirBlades and regular four-wheeled roller.
If you fancy strutting your stuff in one of these, the DLC will cost you $1.99 / £1.69.
"Are you telling me you built a time machine... out of a DeLorean?!"
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Well kudos to the design team, i now want to play a game i previously had no intenion of playing.
I have forgotten all about buying it. Now it's all about Asphalt 9!
Pretty good use of DLC to re-invigorate interest in a year old game. I assume the main game is or will be on sale in the eShop and the devs should see some activity.
Edit: Just found that it is a $40 game... that's a tough sell.
......Great Scot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.....
*flux capacitor not included
😂😂
DeLorean was right. His iconic car will be remembered forever.
@holygeez03 it’s on sale on the new Europe sale today. So it might be added to American store sale soon
Hard to travel through time without anything Back to the Future added to the vehicle, but it looks fantastic.
Hard to beat Rocket League's film car version
Wonder if GRIP has to pay to use Delorean since the original company died? I'm guessing, yes? since Delorean is revived today to build you a new one with leftover factory parts.
still havent bought this game. too many other things im playing right now
I really wanted to like grip as a fan of rollcage but I found the physics to be way over the top, like I’d hit a rock and fly 20 feet in the air over the top. It made scramble mode ridiculously hard.
The way I see it, if you're going to build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style?
Oooohhh my goodness I might actually get this game now . Yep I love the DeLorean that much
I bought the game at launch(actually pre-ordered) and was very disapointed. It was just... too blury for my taste. I honestly don't care for graphics but this was... I don't know. I would hit walls often, simply because at some points it wasn't clear where do I need to turn my vehicle in order to stay on track.
From this purchase on, I decided not to pre-order stuff.
The game isn’t much fun due to the poor track design. You are driving extremely fast trying to catch up with the leaders and then you crash into an indestructible blockage right in the middle of the track and you completely lose the race. For me it’s extremely frustrating and not a lot of fun.
@Benji80 Most of these futuristic racers are action titles, it's been that way forever. There's a reason why it attracts a completely different skill set from people who play other racing titles.
I don't regret buying this. I actually really enjoyed it for a while. But once I got further into the campaign, the excessive obstacles and unpredictable physics (wildly failing about) just make the game too hard. I could handle the lack of polish had they adjusted the difficulty accordingly, but as it is, it's pretty infuriating. But I still occasionally fire it up and play the earlier tournaments and I'll definitely be checking out this DLC.
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