Bumper Wars

Bumper Wars (2001)

by Boston Animation
Genres:Sport, Racing
Themes:Action
Game modes:Multiplayer
Story:Bumper Wars is a Vehicular Combat game from 2001, developed by Boston Animation and published by Simon & Schuster Interactive for PC.
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This game is a very enjoyable camp-fest. The voice acting is over the top, the gameplay is short and sweet, and the memories are TO DIE FOR (if you played the game, you know).
user avatar@Woogachakauser avatar@Woogachaka
January 30, 2025
Is it a *good* game? Probably not. Is it a fun goof fest with your friends? Very much so. Bumper Wars hails from a time when all you needed was an arcade-y arena shoot-fest with some twist. This and game like the original Rune are just classics of the LAN-party and I'd love to see it maintained here.
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