In asia region, we play a synchronous game online since 2010s. We should to say that we must to follow the technology and what a players want. We've written up a quick article that should help you get started: īeach buggy will be beach buggy that we know even though generations has already changed drastically and also even though beach buggy make a synchronous online games. In addition, Steam has a great Remote Play feature that allows you to play online with friends, using only a single copy of Beach Buggy Racing 2. We've put a strong focus on creating a compelling couch-multiplayer split-screen experience with a wealth of customization options and a full-featured career mode where your friends can easily jump into the game and help out.

If we wanted online multiplayer, we'd have to seriously rethink the vast majority of the game's core design, and then it simply wouldn't be Beach Buggy anymore. This introduces a lot of variables that, to put it simply, makes online multiplayer impossible. The core of our game, the driving model and the PowerUps, is very physics-based in comparison to the more canned, deterministic feel of Mario Kart, Team Sonic Racing, etc. Originally posted by Vector_Ian:The reason we won't be doing this is that the game is not designed for synchronous online multiplayer. We've written up a quick article that should help you get started:

The reason we won't be doing this is that the game is not designed for synchronous online multiplayer.

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