Lucid Games and Sony were curiously shy about Destruction AllStars’ game modes despite its role as a PlayStation 5 showcase, but they’re finally ready to offer more details. The two have outlined the competitive car smasher’s game modes, and they’re a tad different than what you often see in vehicular titles.
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There’s a familiar deathmatch mode (Mayhem) with free-for-all and team options, but the highlights are the less straightforward options.
Carnado asks you to sacrifice your vehicle in a storm to cash in on the points you’ve earned by wrecking your opponents. Stockpile is a capture-and-control alternative where you claim banks to deposit points for your team.
And no, Lucid couldn’t resist including a battle royale-like mode, Gridfall has 16 players trying to be the last one standing (or rather, driving) in a gradually shrinking arena.
Multiplayer is clearly the focus, but you can also play a challenge series against the AI and train by yourself. Lucid said it would be “closely monitoring” feedback and planned expansions through new seasons and updates.
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Destruction AllStars hasn’t budged from its recently established February 2021 release date. It’ll miss out on the holiday rush as a result, but Lucid and Sony are betting on its availability as a PlayStation Plus ‘freebie’ to spark interest. These game modes might keep you playing after that initial download, even if they’ll sometimes feel well-worn.
