Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 will offer up a single-player campaign this time
Milestone have released a new trailer for Hot Wheels Unleashed 2, which shows off some of the modes coming to the game this time around. One of the modes is a new single-player campaign, where you can test your driving skills, but there are even more. Check out the trailer to get a glimpse at what is coming.
In addition to the campaign mode, there are also 5 additional new modes, here are the details:
Elimination
players will need to rely on their survival instincts. Every few seconds, the slowest vehicles will be eliminated from the race, urging players to drive mindfully, considering their position, risks, and when to strive for a better placement
Drift Master
players will have to maintain precision and style to amass points and dominate their drifting competition. Here, speed will assume a secondary role, favouring more agile vehicles as skillfully modulating the gas and counter-steering will be the true keys to victory.
Waypoint
will allow players to explore and uncover all of their secrets. Players will leave behind the iconic orange tracks to immerse themselves in free-roaming action, where creativity and curiosity will be crucial to discovering the shortest paths through checkpoints
Grab the Gears
offers a perfect blend of racing skills, strategy, and a touch of frenzied action, as players will engage in thrilling online battles to collect as many Gears as possible within a delineated area.
Clash Derby
the ultimate online duel for Monster Trucks only, where players will seize supremacy of the arena by delivering powerful hits to their opponents.
Of course, like the first game the track editor returns, ensuring that there are always new tracks to enjoy, but for those who are keen on designing cars, the Livery editor also makes a return. This time though, a new Sticker Editor has been built right in, which should make for some unique designs.
The game is coming to all platforms on October 13th, so that is PC, Switch, PlayStation and Xbox.
