Drum roll please......

Brrrrrrrrr...Da Boom Ching!

This update is a decent one! I spent a lot of hours getting this one ready.

The last few weeks have been spent: 

refactoring code, updating car models, shader texturing, implementing A.I, tweaking environment materials and lots of testing

But by far, my favorite addition to this update is the inclusion of my one of my favorite drivers.

It's my absolute honor to include in SCREAM the #VA75 of David Donegan from Donnaz Mint Pig Racing!

After reaching out to Donnaz on messenger, he was gracious enough to say yes to having the #VA75 Sprint Pig represented in my humble little game. Thank you David and Co, It really meant alot to have your go ahead.

Another mention i'd like to make, is that of Gavin White. The background commentary sound you hear in this game, is in fact, 

a recording of Gavin's great work that I recorded at a race meeting i attended a while ago.Those with a keen eye may also notice the title screen background photo. This was a shot i took after Max's race at Premier Speedway. The man you see in that photo is none other than the man himself, the "Last Man Standing", Mr Gavin White, Cheers Gavin, so much for a "ruined shot" eh?

My hope is to turn this passionate hobby into a passionate community project that many others may want to contribute to. You see, SCREAM is free, will always be free and in fact, if one was so inclined, one could take a peak behind the curtain and take a look at the magic that makes SCREAM tick (source code). It's released under an open source license, meaning you can take it's code, improve it, then release it back to the community. Above all i hope people have fun and enjoy SCREAM. For me, SCREAM is much more than just a game, It's been a lifelong dream to attempt this. Thank you to everyone who has supported this idea.

I'm still chugging away at SCREAM, improving things and adding new features constantly, The browser version is really only to show proof of concept. As SCREAM has grown, performance on the browser version has suffered quite a bit(Mainly due to A.I physics and photo rendering issues). To fully appreciate the game I would recommend to download the PC version.(Windows and Linux).

As for the Android version, well, i don't test it often (if at all) and i'm pretty sure there's a multitude of rendering bugs to fix. I will look at that when i can. For now The official recommendation is to run the Windows or Linux version.