A "GRIP" vehicle races on the hostile icy planet to reach the goal. (Photo : YouTube/Grip Video Game)
"GRIP" gets a new trailer that previews some of its soundtrack. The detail of the video game has also been revealed.
Game developer Caged Element revealed on the official website of Steam a new trailer that showcases the game's futuristic combat racing gameplay. The video, which can be viewed below, also showcases the work of musician Full Kontakt on the video game's 11 songs.
The trailer runs at one minute and 14 seconds, which features a few songs from the in-game soundtrack. Some of the songs featured are "Blackout," and "Clock Watch."
According to another post on the official website of Steam, the video game is a futuristic combat racer game, which was inspired by the Rollcage games in the later years of the 90s and the early 2000. Players will be able to enjoy incredibly fast speeds with heavy combats and great beats.
The race is intense that hits speeds of up to 1000 kmph and lets players drive on floors, ceilings, and walls. The car designs in the video game allow them to drive on both sides, so when they flip the car, it does not mean the game is over anymore.
A lot of power-ups and weapons can be acquired along the way to get an advantage against their enemies. These advantages range from missiles and guns to shields and turbos, which have all been planned by the developers for players to use.
Players can race on different kinds of planets, which have different types of environment to overcome. There are hostile icy worlds, planets with alien jungles, and some are sprawling non-terrestrial cities. They can crash the surroundings to knock out their opponents, find alternate routes to gain advantage, or the upcoming tool that they can use to destroy their enemies.
The racing video game has a lot of different armored cars, which were manufactured by different companies from around the galaxy. These cars will have their own specifications like a vehicle that focuses more on speed, another car that focuses more on defense, and there are others that focus more on offensive abilities.
For now, the vehicles that can be accessed in the Early Access version are only four vehicles, and two more cars are on the way. Players can customize the cars with different paint jobs, customize the rims and tires with several options, and four vehicle weapons.
Check out the "GRIP" Full Kontakt Trailer video below:
