For a car combat game, the depth of the characters surprised me a bit. This is not surprising given that the entire game is set around an asylum with a wealth of characters that are equally bent on destruction and mayhem. What Twisted Metal: Black does differently is that it is fixated on having a dark, insane tone. Get into extremely powerful cars, destroy everything around you, and try to survive. The overall thematic elements of the Twisted Metal series is easy to discern.
Without a doubt, once I started this game up, I regretted how much time I’d wasted by not playing it before. Since my previous experience with such games was just alright, I passed on this game for a while. To be honest, I’d only heard about this series in passing here and there. When I got the chance to play Twisted Metal: Black, I finally found out what I’d been missing out on. Those games were in The Need for Speed and Grudge Warrior games and, as you could probably guess, those weren’t the best examples I could have experienced for car combat games, but they were fun in their own rite. When I was younger, I had only a few games that even remotely fell in that category.
Car combat titles are a bit of a peculiar genre from my own perspective.
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