We chat with Caged Element about combat racer Grip
Game director Chris Mallinson talks us through the basics ahead of the November launch.
The Rollcage-inspired combat racer Grip (or GRIP if you've got your caps lock on) has spent some time in Steam Early Access fine-tuning the racing while adding more and more content. The full release is planned for November 6, when Grip will also land on PS4, Switch, and Xbox One. The full version of the game will include 22 tracks (more to come as free DLC), 5 arenas, 5 race modes, and 4-player splitscreen.
We had a chat with game director Chris Mallinson who talked us through some of the features, including the campaign and online multiplayer. Check it out below:
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