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: Vehicles are built from thousands of "nodes" (points of mass) connected by "beams" (springs).

While often called the "Minecraft of driving games," BeamNG offers a variety of structured and unstructured experiences: : Vehicles are built from thousands of "nodes"

: The heart of the game. Players can explore massive, detailed maps, manipulate environmental properties like gravity, and spawn any number of objects or vehicles to experiment with. Most racing games use "rigid-body" physics, where a

Most racing games use "rigid-body" physics, where a car is a solid block and damage is just a pre-made texture swap. BeamNG.drive uses a based on a "node-beam" architecture: The Core of the Magic: Soft-Body Physics

Since its initial release as a tech demo in August 2013, has transformed from a simple physics experiment into one of the most sophisticated vehicle simulators on the market. Developed by the Bremen-based studio BeamNG GmbH, this early-access title has earned a massive following not just for its racing, but for its groundbreaking approach to realism. The Core of the Magic: Soft-Body Physics