If that's not enough, you can also crash into and deliberately wreck the cars of the other five competitors in the arena, earning you more points. It's all very laddish but compliments most of the other themes that are running throughout the game. Running over a sheep will earn you a 'baaad person' bonus, while hitting people with your open doors will net you the 'get your flaps out' bonus.

There are also bonuses for the more exotic kills that are extolled by somewhat juvenile messages on the screen. In fact, this is the core of Carmageddon and it is very non-discriminatory in allowing you to select the victims: young folks, old ladies with walking frames, nuns, cyclists, joggers, hipsters and people in mobility scooters. You drive around a city or arena and you try to kill all living creatures around you - dogs, cows, sheep and, of course, pedestrians. You get a car that is kitted out with all kinds of blades and weaponry. For the uninitiated, there's not much of a story to Carmageddon actually, there's none at all.

Carmageddon max damage ps4 review ign