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Carmageddon's Vehicular Mayhem Free Friday For iOS And Android
Back in the 1990s, we knew what real controversy was. Mortal Kombat was scaring parents for the first time, and Carmageddon was making adults cringe with its brutality.
Tomorrow, you'll be able to relive Stainless Games' macabre motorsport for free to celebrate the Android release. So as not to leave iDevice owners out, the iOS version will be free, also.
The mobile release comes with some features that weren't readily available in the 1990s. Players can save replays and upload them to YouTube. Stainless will feature some Action Replay Movies on its website in a "Hall of Maim."
If you're in the mood to shove drivers off the road and mow down innocent pedestrians, you can do a whole lot worse than free. Just be sure to download tomorrow before the price jumps back up to $3.99.
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