Turbo Dismount is one of the most charming games I've played.

+ Delivering tons of fun with a short budget.
+ Running pretty well and smooth on a mid-range PC.
+ 24 official level + Steam workshop levels.
+ 18 official vehicle. - Each with its own physics.
+ Replay value.
+ Level editor.
+ Bug Free.

★★★★☆

This is the advanced driving system that Ubisoft removed from Watch Dogs last minuite.

I found this game insanly funny and entertaing. I highly recomend it to the destructive type

What does Turbo Dismount have to offer? Spills and mega destruction! This is one of those games that you can pick up very easily and its pure fun. There is no goal to Turbo Dismount, you kinda just go and watch the carnage. With many customizable options, you can choose how Mr.Dismount explodes or gets beheaded... IN STYLE! If you have a very specific kind of humor and wouldn't find a lifeless body being torn apart and vehicles being ripped apart entertaining (blood is not included in this game), then this game isn't for you. If you are thinking about buying it and it looks like your cup of tea, go for it! If your looking for a story or an adventure, look elsewhere.

Watching a ragdoll with Kanye West's head ride on a motorbike into a pile of bricks is probably the most fun I will ever have in a video game. I've nearly played a whole day of just sending these men in monster trucks into high-speed traffic, and then observing their limbs torn away from their body in slow motion. This is Turbo Dismount.

Turbo Dismount is one of these few arcade games that I don't get bored with after about an hour or so. Normally I would play this game for a bit, but then get tired of seeing the same thing over and over. But the vast variety in Turbo Dismount is hands down the best thing about this $10 gem.

Customization in Turbo Dismount is everywhere. You could paste your logo onto the front of a sports car, while Mr. Dismount clings on to the spoiler for dear life as he is shot up ramp leading to space, or make him lie down on a skateboard and push him off a cliff. There are around twenty vehicles in the game, but this number will grow with frequent updates. These vehicles include the super fast "Wedge", to the strange shopping cart, the "Mall Racer". All of which have unique speed and maneuverability.

Levels in Turbo Dismount are what make the game shine. The sheer amount of variation with obstacles and level design is what sets Turbo Dismount apart. One of my personal favourites, "Freeway" has you atop a broken bridge, where poor Mr. Dismount is flung off and plummets onto a busy freeway, meeting his demise below a wreckage of cars. One other amazing thing about Turbo Dismount is the replay system. This allows you to pause, reverse or fast-forward your current dismount. You are able to see what caused the crash, viewing it at up to 1/16x slower or 4x faster.

Another huge plus is the Steam Workshop. Using Unity, a video game development program, and the free Turbo Dismount package, you can create levels for Turbo Dismount and upload them to Steam. I myself have sometimes made strange and crazy paths of destruction, using Turbo Pads and traffic to my advantage. There is also optional Controller Support, which I found quite confusing while using my Xbox One controller.

Overall Turbo Dismount is definitely worth the money, and with ample achievements, customization and leaderboards, there is enough content to keep you playing for a lot longer that you though you might have. Turbo Dismount is definitely one of those must-have games, and one that won't be leaving my Installed list any time soon.

9.8/10

Fun to mess around with but looses appeal rather quick.

I had never heard of this game in my life until I saw someone on Youtube playing it. Then I saw it on steam, then it ended up in my possession.

Turbo Dismount is a simple physics sandbox in where your character clings in humorous and non-safe ways onto vehicals and ploughs into traffic. Really simple. The crashes and the ammount of damage is a wonder to behold as you see Mr. (Or Mrs.) Dismount roll under cars and loose limbs and break bones. The Game also has a replay function where you can slow, rewind and fast foward time so you can see that perfect bone crunching angle. Also you can dot your path to traffic with Turbo Pads, or Speed Bumps, or Half-pipes or mines for the extra 'umph'.

Levels are rather small but they do their job, and you have quite a selection of vehicals and poses, and when you are bored of what the developers made there is a host of steam workshop levels for you to play with aswell.

And one level of praise I will give the developers, is customization, you can plaster your face, or someone you like (Or really hate) to the puppet Mr (Or Mrs.) Dismount, and you can attach a logo to your vehicals aswell.

It's simple, it's fun, it's cheap, you should own this.

I absolutely love this game. At first your there like, "there is hardly any levels, what is the point of playing this game if there ike downloading some more maps." You go to the amazing steam workshop and doownload some maps. Then you try em out for about three or more hours. You're there like," I like these maps I am going to download some more maps." then you download like fifteen more maps, and after about ten more hours of playing and steam workshop, you have like over one hundred fifty-three maps and you are extremely addicted to the game and can't stop playing. That's basically my perspective of this awesome game, I hope you like it as well.

I have played the prequel to this game. Stair Dismount for mobile devices. It was one of the best time-wasters I had ever played, and Turbo Dismount, the sequel that I never even fathomed would be made, is even better than the prequel. You have a selection of quite a few different vehicles, from a monster truck to a skateboard to a red Angry Bird to a fire truck and everything in between. You also have different poses to choose from specific to each vehicle. You choose the map, speed, and GET ♥♥♥♥ING WRECKED by whatever you run into. It could be traffic, a brick wall, landmines, or scenery. It's so fun to see your little dude get mauled by everything in sight. That sounds messed up and quite gruesome, but there is no blood or gore in the game, however, there IS dismemberment, and I'm pretty sure that someone in the future will find a way to make a bloody mod for the game. The physics are well-done in some parts and downright hilarious in others, like when you run into traffic, and then there's a pileup and cars go flying everywhere. If there is one questionable thing I have to say about physics, it's how the guy, if he gets flung into the air, he will slowly stop spinning while in the air. This defies physics and just bugs me a bit for some reason I don't understand. There are also modded levels you can make for the game, which gives the fans something to do to contribute to the game. All in all, this is a time-waster worth the money. It's fun and hilarious and the modding community is very creative. Final Score: 8.75/10.

What I like about this game: Randomness, crashing, just EVERYTHING

What I don't like about this game: THERE IS NOTHING IN THIS GAME THAT I DON'T LIKE!! I LOVE IT

This game is great provides hours and hours of fun :3

I made Morgan Freeman run on his skateboard off a building.


Over 9000/10

I killed Harry Styles
11/10

• Steam Workshop. Play other peoples levels.
  
• Graphically it's actually pretty nice.
  
• Plaster your friends faces on the character then smash him into a wall! :D
  
• No learning curve, pick up and play.
  
• Great physics
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• Runs well on a crappy laptop. It will most likely run on anything, other than toasters.
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• It's just another pick up and mess around for a bit game.
  
  
  Cons
  • After playing it for awhile. You'll most likely forget about it and never play it again.
    
  • It can lag terribly when there's alot of pieces.
    
  • There just isn't that much to do.
  
  Final score: 59/100

This game is INSANE amounts of hilarity! Think of it as a 3D Happy Wheels, except without the overabundance of effortless, repetitive user-made levels. Throw in all sorts of gags and non-graphic violence, and you've sealed the deal.

I highly recommend this game if you've grown rather tired of Happy Wheels, and need a breath of fresh air.

I drove 3 inches and my character blew into a million pieces. 10/10 would drive forever.

This game is very deep, it shows you the life of a crash test dummy and how hard his job is. 10/10

To put it in the words of JackSepticEye, simply "F**kin' SNOWPLOW!"

A CHICKEN car?! What were you thinking?! Honestly you are smart. Chicken cars are cool. So are bowties and fezes.

I sort of regret buying this game. It's fun to start with, but after about 20 minutes, it's the same repetitive thing. Crash, get hit, explode, repeat... It's ok for its price, but if you ask me, I don't find it that fun as it gets boring very quickly. The workshop doesn't add much, almost everything on the workshop is the same. 6/10