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Get the first part of the action packed demolition derby series as FlatOut is now available at GOG.com for $5.99.
[url=/en/gamecard/flatout][/url][url=/en/gamecard/flatout]FlatOut[/url] is one of those racing games where you'll appreciate getting your car wrecked more than actually driving it. The game offers you dirt track races, demolition derby in the arenas and FlatOut's special "Ragdoll Olympics" - 6 death defying mini-games where you blast your driver through the windscreen as high, as far or as accurately as possible. So choose from 16 different cars and buckle up... ups, I forgot the seat belt isn't included.
A decent racing game (Flatout 2 is far far better). There is also a career mode (that I did not see mentioned) where you race in tracks and buy & upgrade cars that adds a fair bit of re-playability, collect them all!
My only issues with the Flatout games is the choice of abysmal sounding music, in this one, they selected from some lesser known acts. While I do enjoy exploring new sounds, and most of what I have in a playlist is from indie/non-commercial artists, I was quick to hit mute and have something playing in a personalised playlist via foobar2000 due to the selection in-game.
While Flatout 2 does indeed fix most of the shortcomings (it's not like there are so many, really) of the original game, the latter is still a classic and a hell lot of fun. Actually the only safe way is to have them both ^_^
Any chance the soundtrack will be included in the additional downloads stuff?
Cheers,
Vorax
And to make it even better, it's 15 percent off this weekend, so it's a Flatout/Screamer purchase from me then. Damn you GOG.com you keep making it impossible not to buy something from you :-P
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Vorax: Any chance the soundtrack will be included in the additional downloads stuff?

The music files are all Ogg Vorbis, and are stored in ./data/music. You can play them with any ogg-compatible player; WinAmp, for example, played them fine. 30 tracks totaling about 100 minutes.