The Health stations are occasionally bugged.

Falling deep into the dark void usually result to instant kills, but if the destruction spot is close to the boundaries of the map, players can still be regenerated into the arena, only receiving a damage of 2.5 health.It has the fewest destructible props out of every map in the game.

It is the only non-exclusive map in the game not used in Skirmish Mode, likely due to the health stations.This is reinforced by the Plasma Bike, a vehicle added in the same update, and the map looks like a digitalized video game.The Hypergrid's design is a reference to the art style Vaporwave(which features 80's style retro-futuristic graphics, similar the Retro Wave), and the Tron series.However, the insane battling pace can be dangerous to vehicles that lack mobility, as when they reach to a halt, other engaging enemies can blast them instantly with power-ups like Cannon and Trebuchet.īeing a small and clashing map, the Hypergrid is a nice choice for those who love large-scaled battles. Aggresive stratregies can also be used in the map such as hunting down careless vehicles wandering in the center of the grid. One conceivable strategy is to cruise on the outskirts of the map, collecting natural crowns and power-ups while replenishing the health bar. Drifty cars like Turbo, on the other hand, can simply slide on the boosters and reach to the top speed immediately to perfom surprise attackts. With speed boosters scattered around the map, vehicles with exceptional innate top speed may not provide much advantage to them, while slower vehicles can fully utilize them to catch up with speedy opponents. Additionally, the hidden car Hyper Car can be obtained in this map. It is one of the two maps in the game that has Health stations outside Deathmatches. A ramp is placed in the middle of the map, pointing to the orange orb on the upper part of the arena. If a vehicle sinks into that area it will be destroyed. It is also barricaded with a climbable wall, but escaping it leads to dark, red outlined squares. The water in this map is replaced with warped, red moving platforms. Guiding enemy vehicles into the explosive barrels can also be attempted but this may be a risky strategy if using a vehicle with poor handling.The Hypergrid map is a retro-futuristic inspired map. The looping track in the very middle of the map is handy for a brief escape from fighting to gain a power up. By making laps around the map and sticking to the tracks, one may find it easy to quickly pick up Power-ups even as a slower/weaker car.įor combat orientated cars, it can be beneficial to stick around the center or bottom corner of the map, in order to avoid accidentally falling into or being knocked into the cereal bowl or stairwell. Pursuers can be escaped through the catapults to get to higher ground and to avoid certain attacks. This map is ideal for passive crown collecting strategies due to the large map size with various elevations and the abundance of speed boosts along the roads. This map is the first step of obtaining the hidden car UFO.Unlike the Castle catapults they do not rotate and launch players a much shorter horizontal distance. Catapults can also launch the player into higher zones of the map.They can simply enter its bottom entrance to make them lift. A juice box in the map can be used by players to elevate themselves into the higher area of the map.

The stairwell in the very top corner of the map will damage cars that fall into that area. Explosive barrels are placed around the edge of the table in the upper right and at the bottom left of the map. A bowl of cereal in the middle of the map serves as a water area for vehicles falling into it. The track endings have speed ramps, as does a book placed on the sofa armrest. There are blue and green roads stretching all across the map, similar to tracks of mini toy cars. The Lounge map appears to be a house's living room, featuring a TV, sofa, tables and a lot of cluttered objects.

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