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Has anyone else found this new little jewel? I've got it downloading on steam as I type.

It's a physics sim, based off of cars. Bash 'em, break 'em, race em, crash em. I think I'll be playing a lot of this in the near future.

Here's a link to a video on the game done by Markiplier.

The game is still in early access, but in all the videos I've seen, no bug are apparent. It's $30 on steam. Or $25 from the website. The rease on I payed the extra $5 was just to have it on steam and avoid the complications of adding ANOTHER online account to my collection.

I bought it a couple months ago, i am really looking forward to seeign it take shape. Describing it as a physics sim is inaccurate though, alot of the stuff demo'd in the 'Sneak peek' module will probably not, according to Bugbear, make the final game. Bugbear are even angling towards scaling back the extent to which you can deform your car currently. It's a racing game and will eventually be focused on having a 'career' in a similar manner to Gran Turismo. Plus multiplayer and all that jazz, the developers have been quoted on saying they want to move away from the silliness of some of their previous games, the sneak peek module is simply a proof of concept for the physics.

I will warn you that there is very little content at the moment, enough to enjoy for a couple of hours and then now and again for a few quick sessions. It does control nicely and looks great and your mileage may vary if you're a big racing fan.