wreckreation

Publisher THQ Nordic and developer Three Fields Entertainment announced that high octane racing experience, Wreckreation, is releasing October 28, 2025 for Xbox Series, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam. The price of the game is $39.99 on the available platforms.

Wreckreation delivers pure arcade racing combined with creative freedom. With more than 50 cars to choose from, players can explore a vast open world that covers 400 square kilometers (approximately 150 square miles). This fictional county is filled with opportunities for speed, stunts, and spectacular crashes. The spirit of Burnout is alive and well, as racing, jumping, and smashing are central to the action.

Players can also open the construction menu and create their own racing paradise. You can build highways that reach into the sky, design loops, ramps, jumps, place billboards, houses, decorations, and even more. It can all be shared with friends as well.

There’s also the option to change the weather, time of day, traffic density, and more.

Wreckreation Release Date Announcement Trailer

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