




Carmageddon is the original freeform driving sensation, where pedestrians (and cows!) equal points, and your opponents are a bunch of crazies in a twisted mix of automotive killing machines. The game features anarchic drive-wherever-you-like gameplay and over-the-top surreal comedy violence. It’s the racing game where racing is for wimps.
Now the same Mac & PC classic that was BANNED AROUND THE WORLD is back!
Carmageddon features real-world environments that have been turned into killing fields, where the locals stay out on the streets at their peril. As well as using your car as a weapon, every level is sprinkled generously with power-ups that have a vast variety of mad effects, adding a whole extra level of craziness to the proceedings. In every event you have the option to “play it your way”… Waste all your opponents, kill every pedestrian, or (perish the thought) complete all the laps. Oh and watch out – the cops in their super-tough armoured patrol vehicles are lurking, and if they catch you being bad they’ll be down on you like several tons of cold pork.
Support Summary
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Solutions & Issues
Follow these steps to to play this game with a custom resolution:
- Download the newest nGlide from my Dropbox: *Click*
- Head over to Carmageddon's DOSBOX folder (Steam: [STEAM]\SteamApps\common\Carmageddon1\DOSBOX\).
- Extract the nGlide.zip into the directory, overriding existing files.
- Execute nglide_config.exe.
- Change "Screen resolution" to your desired resolution and set "Aspect ratio" to "4 : 3".
- Hit "Save" and afterwards "Exit".
- Now start Carmageddon as usual.
Note: If you wish to adjust the DOSBox menu in the very beginning, head over to Carmageddon's root folder (Steam: [STEAM]\SteamApps\common\Carmageddon1\), open up dosboxCARMA.conf and dosboxCARSPLAT.conf with any editor and edit "fullresolution" (line 4) to your desired resolution, the two parameters devided by an "x" (example: fullresolution=1920x1080).
Same as Baseline Widescreen.
Not supported.
Same as Baseline Widescreen.






