Remember the collective excitement of Mashed's original multiplayer? The thrill of nudging a friend off the track, or hitting them with an oversized hammer? The irresistible urge to play 'just one more round' on that one map? There have been several attempts to replicate that classic experience, but none quite hit the mark, in my view.

Until Make Way arrived. This game not only successfully recaptures the vintage mayhem of its predecessor but also introduces a novel and brilliant feature: players can add their own segments to the track after each round! This leads to an ever-expanding, intricate maze of loops, ramps, twists, and hazards. The track's evolution after each round offers players the chance to learn, strategize, and settle scores.

The diversity in track components and weaponry ensures a continuous learning curve, and the game’s physics strikes a perfect balance of chaos, keeping the annoyance focused on rivals, not the gameplay.

Make Way is evidently a product of passion, and it earns my highest praises. Kudos to Ice Beam!

Remember the collective excitement of Mashed's original multiplayer? The thrill of nudging a friend off the track, or hitting them with an oversized hammer? The irresistible urge to play 'just one more round' on that one map? There have been several attempts to replicate that classic experience, but none quite hit the mark, in my view. Until Make Way arrived. This game not only successfully recaptures the vintage mayhem of its predecessor but also introduces a novel and brilliant feature: players can add their own segments to the track after each round! This leads to an ever-expanding, intricate maze of loops, ramps, twists, and hazards. The track's evolution after each round offers players the chance to learn, strategize, and settle scores. The diversity in track components and weaponry ensures a continuous learning curve, and the game’s physics strikes a perfect balance of chaos, keeping the annoyance focused on rivals, not the gameplay. Make Way is evidently a product of passion, and it earns my highest praises. Kudos to Ice Beam!