4x4 Evolution
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Contents |
| Wikipedia:4x4 Evolution | }} | |
|---|---|---|
| year | 2000 | |
| genre(s) | driving simulation | |
| developer(s) | Terminal Reality | |
| publisher(s) | Gathering of Developers | |
| Character | ||
| name | vehicles | |
Engine
Other
- tire kick up: dirt, dust, rocks, water
- tread marks
- sunrays
- flying: airplanes, birds (+ land), helicopters (+ land), hot air balloons
- moving: train, battleship, sailboat, submarine
physics
level design
environmental interaction
- push: canoe, cars (some), construction cones, pylons, sawhorses, hay bales, logs, metal gates, oil drums, porto-potties, road signs, telephone poles, tires, trash bags, wood fences
- knock over: construction cones, pylons, sawhorses, metal gates, oil drums, porto-potties, road signs, telephone poles, wood fences
