Bugbear EntertainmentZOOM Platform MediaJordan Freeman Group · Strategy First
Fixed a bug where the configurator would show the wrong resolution on launch, particularly on multi-monitor setups
[c]Fixed a bug where the configurator would show the wrong resolution on launch, particularly on multi-monitor setups[/c]
Fixed crashes on some resolutions such as 1680x1050 and 1366x768 Note: If you're getting blurry text, go in the in-game options, select Texture Quality and set it to maximum
Fixed crashes on some resolutions such as 1680x1050 and 1366x768
Note: If you're getting blurry text, go in the in-game options, select Texture Quality and set it to maximum
Fixed a bug on the Mod Manager that would load deprecated bfs packages
Fixed a bug on the Mod Manager that would load deprecated bfs packages
ZOOM Platform Media just gave the classic racers FlatOut and FlatOut 2 some more free upgrades, nice to see them continued to be supported. Read the full article here:
ZOOM Platform Media just gave the classic racers FlatOut and FlatOut 2 some more free upgrades, nice to see them continued to be supported.
Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/classic-racers-flatout-and-flatout-2-get-steam-achievements-bug-fixes-and-more-improvements/
Added 18 brand new achievements! If you have already met their requirements, some achievements will automatically unlock. Due to how the game tracked statistics before this update, some achievements, require you to accomplish them with a new save. Improved LOD and render distance
Added 18 brand new achievements!
If you have already met their requirements, some achievements will automatically unlock. Due to how the game tracked statistics before this update, some achievements, require you to accomplish them with a new save.
Improved LOD and render distance.
Added Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese localizations.
Other minor fixes.
FlatOut now supports Traditional and Simplified Chinese. If you find any translation errors, please feel free to provide feedback.
FlatOut now supports Traditional and Simplified Chinese. If you find any translation errors, please feel free to provide feedback.
Fixed crash when the resolution is set to 1366x768.
Classic racing games FlatOut 1 & 2 just got upgraded, and there's also a small update for FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage too. Read the full article here:
Classic racing games FlatOut 1 & 2 just got upgraded, and there's also a small update for FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage too.
Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/06/classic-racers-flatout-1-2-get-improved-controller-support-better-widescreen-and-bug-fixes/
Changelog Improved controller support. Added native support for Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo controllers. Fixed analog controls. Fully rebindable controller buttons. Added widescreen loading screen. Fixed workshop mods not applying on Linux/Steam Deck. Fixed crashes on Windows
Improved controller support.
Added native support for Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo controllers.
Fixed analog controls.
Fully rebindable controller buttons.
Added widescreen loading screen.
Fixed workshop mods not applying on Linux/Steam Deck.
Fixed crashes on Windows 11.
Fixed languages not working if the Steam client didn't match the chosen language. Language selection on Steam is now done via the game properties. Changing Language Right click the game title and select Properties... Go to the Language tab. Select the language you wish to use fro
All FlatOut games have been updated with Steam Workshop, community items and more! FlatOut 2 | FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage Steam Deck Verified! ✅ Added Steam Workshop! 🔧 Added Steam trading cards, backgrounds, emojis, and badges! ːfoaaaahː Added Steam Cloud support. Added widescre
All FlatOut games have been updated with Steam Workshop, community items and more!
FlatOut 2 | FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage
THQ Nordic have gobbled up yet more studios, today announcing they’ve bought Bugbear Entertainment and Coffee Stain Studios. Bugbear are the smash-happy Finnish studio behind racing games including Wreckfest and the first three FlatOuts, while Coffee Stain made FPS tower defence
THQ Nordic have gobbled up yet more studios, today announcing they’ve bought Bugbear Entertainment and Coffee Stain Studios. Bugbear are the smash-happy Finnish studio behind racing games including Wreckfest and the first three FlatOuts, while Coffee Stain made FPS tower defence series Sanctum and wack ’em up Goat Simulator as well as publishing games including Deep Rock Galatic. It sounds like they broadly plan to have the studios continue to do their things, with Bugbear making roughhousing racers and Coffee Stain both making and publishing games.
News flash! All FlatOut titles will be on sale this week on Steam! If you don't have them yet, here is your chance! Hurry, the sale runs from January 8th to January 14th!
News flash! All FlatOut titles will be on sale this week on Steam! If you don't have them yet, here is your chance! Hurry, the sale runs from January 8th to January 14th!
The FlatOut Anthology Bundle is now live on Steam! Complete the set and get the games into your library at 20% off every day!
The FlatOut Anthology Bundle is now live on Steam! Complete the set and get the games into your library at 20% off every day!
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Both the series and the studio kinda lost their way eventually, but for a while there, Bugbear's FlatOut —which combined ugly racing with brutal damage—was the most interesting thing in racing games. So it's nice to see them returning to their roots. With what, exactly, I have no
Both the series and the studio kinda lost their way eventually, but for a while there, Bugbear's FlatOut—which combined ugly racing with brutal damage—was the most interesting thing in racing games. So it's nice to see them returning to their roots.
With what, exactly, I have no idea, this is just a teaser trailer, but it's got shitty old cars in it, and they're crashing into each other like nobody's business, so if it's not a FlatOut reboot it must be pretty close.
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