
Concrete Carnage: Scrapheap
Drive trucks through a post-apocalyptic giscardpunk world. Crush pedestrians, destroy your rivals, haul cargo. No weapons — just tons of steel. The brutality of 90s games, no compromise.
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CRUMPLED METAL
Concrete Carnage: Scrapheap puts you back in the DNA of brutal 90s racing games, where crumpled metal was worth as much as the finish line. No weapons, no missiles, no easy shortcuts. Just you and your truck against everything else.
Every impact is felt. The bodywork deforms, parts fly off, the engine takes the hit. Surviving a race is already a victory. Winning one is another.
CARNAGE BY THE NUMBERS

Crush your rivals in Arena Combat or keep your nerve in Fatal Freight: an explosive cargo, a ruthless course, and every hit could be your last. Six game modes, from classic racing to pure carnage, with precision driving in between.
Every credit counts. Repair your truck mid-race, haul bonus cargo, upgrade your vehicle between events. Destruction pays, if you survive.
6 game modes*: from pure destruction to surgical precision
8 playable trucks* with distinct profiles
6 semi-open maps* to explore
Real-time visual bodywork deformation
Progressive damage and repair system
Upgrades: engine, suspension, tires
Power-ups: Nitro, Shield, Heal, Magnet
Crush pedestrians to clear your path and earn credits
Haul cargo to maximize your credits
Retro aesthetic inspired by 90s games
*figures subject to change until the final release.
THE HEXAGON
The Hexagon was meant to be the garden of humanity. Thanks to Celestial Matter, extracted from a forgotten meteorite, the country sacrificed its landscapes for Total Agriculture. But the dream turned into a chemical nightmare.
The Surcharge swept everything away. A viscous soup of cyanobacteria, fluorescent and lethal, now blankets the plains. The Hexagon is nothing more than an architecture of emptiness surrounded by The Furrow, a toxic expanse where biology defies all reason.
In the ruins, men set out in their trucks to recover fragments of the original matter. They are known as The Gleaners.