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Wreckreation, Cross Between TrackMania And Wreckfest, Coming To PC And Console
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Aug 16, 2023
0 CommentsI just noticed this title when checking out THQ Nordic’s 2023 showcase when the new trailer, below, popped up on my feed. Due for release, probably in 2024, for PC, PS5, PS4, XBox X|S and XBox One, this looks like a terrific title that could potentially be a lot of fun. It reminds me of TrackMania, especially the first release that I played a lot, and Wreckfest. You can wishlist on Steam now.
The trailer does a very good job of showing off what the title is about:
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