Opinions on the PC version of “Insane 2” are divided. On the one hand, players praise the superb graphics, the destruction effects and the chaotic gameplay; on the other hand, they criticise the AI, which exhibits an extreme “rubber-band” effect, as well as the multiplayer servers, which are often deserted. Many recommend it as an accessible and easy-to-enjoy arcade racing game.
Whilst some players criticise the lack of realism in “Insane 2” as a simulator, others highly value it as an underrated gem among arcade games that captures the fast-paced energy of classic off-road games [3, 4]. One outstanding aspect frequently mentioned in user reviews is the game’s excellent physics engine, which visually provides a very satisfying sense of the vehicles’ weight, highly responsive drift handling, and a very solid vehicle damage model that enables chaotic collisions [3]. Players often express their enthusiasm for the wide variety of vehicle classes, ranging from large trucks to agile buggies, as well as for the numerous game modes, which are truly varied and original, such as following a helicopter’s beam of light or chasing moving gates across a vast open-world map.
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