MadOut Open City

MadOut Open City MadOut Open City blends high-speed racing with weapon-powered combat. Pick and upgrade from 20+ cars, race through a big open city, and use rockets, mines, and bullets to win.

MadOut Open City

MadOut Open City is an action racing game that doesn’t rely on speed alone. During races, you can turn combat into an advantage by using weapons to crush enemy cars—using rockets, mines, bullets, and more—to secure the win.

You can choose from 20+ unique cars, then customize and upgrade them to fit your playstyle. Jump into different racing events, battle opponents from around the world, or compete against the computer. It’s a rough-and-tumble fight where victory goes to whoever adapts fastest.

Gameplay

The core of MadOut Open City is racing: your main goal is to outpace rival drivers. But the match isn’t just about driving skill—winning depends on how well you combine speed with smart (and safe) aggression.

The game gives you several ways to disable opponents. You can use weapons to destroy them, force them off course, and disrupt their momentum. Just remember: your enemies can hit back, so when you press the attack, keep an eye on what’s coming for you.

• Pick your role: race-focused driver or aggressive attacker.
• Explore the open asphalt: drive at high speed through the city and use your momentum to push other cars aside.
• Watch your control: if you shove too hard or take risks recklessly, you may lose control and crash.

Key Features

When you first enter a match, you’ll quickly see how chaotic online sessions can get. One moment you’re joining the server, and the next you might get hit instantly—often with a rocket. That kind of mayhem reflects the game’s online vibe, where players constantly clash or create small fights across the map.

What stands out is the scale of the city and the small happenings scattered throughout it, which add variety and keep gameplay moving.

Graphics and Perspectives

• Built using a next-generation 3D engine, delivering detailed visuals and believable motion.
• Switch between first-person and third-person views—whether you’re driving or moving on foot.



• Visual effects and lighting help create a lively, high-energy atmosphere.

Activities, Jobs, and Team Chaos

While it doesn’t offer the same single-player modes and freedoms you’d expect from a purely solo experience, the city still stays busy. Numerous city activities generate random tasks, letting players earn progress through things like:

• Taking out targets
• Looting items
• Hunting other players

These random job events are designed to keep you entertained for long “freelance” sessions.

Beyond missions, the game also supports intense chases with custom vehicles. More than four players can group up in a car and cause a ruckus together, backed by a broad weapon selection such as pistols, SMGs, and heavier arms. You can also tailor vehicles for dangerous work, with a modern, expanded lineup of cars to choose from.

Player Comments

• “I don’t know why I have so many hours in this game… but it’s okay.” They mention liking the unique gameplay concept, while also pointing out bugs and flaws. They feel it gets better once you get past the confusing early start.

• “It took me forever to decide whether to recommend it on Steam.” The commenter likes the idea and style at the current beta stage, but dislikes technical issues. They also note improvements compared to another explosive racing title and say the car physics have potential.

• “The transition after a race is great.” They praise that completing a race doesn’t force a long open-world reload—going from in-race to roaming feels seamless. They also note smashed car parts remain in the world afterward.

  

• “Some bugs still need fixing.” They mention respawn issues (needing to restart the program if you get stuck), a second race that appears bugged, and the possibility of getting trapped near or in the ocean due to ramps pointing into it.

• Suggestion from a reviewer: add a button to return the player to the starting house, and correct the problems affecting the second race.