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Player can choose between 5 vehicle classes: 4Ñ…4, SUV, pickups, trucks or extreme class. There are 3 different cars in each class and, of course, unique bonus cars for the craziest drivers! Insane 2 is your chance to race with full speed across 20 locations which are full of destructible objects and participate in various tournaments arranged for each of 5 vehicle classes. Your friends and you can experience the total freedom of movement in multiplayer mode, forget the road and rules and simply enjoy the powerful roar of the engine.
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