Turbo Dismount® 2

Very, solid graphics, especially with smoke, reflection on the road (I find that as nice to have) and advanced dynamic shadow rendering (from the such ceiling light)

Really nice music, great art direction and a good variety of scenery, props, vehicles (even the ones NPCs drive), hats, stickers and characters.

These tools dramatically increase replay value — not through progression systems or unlockable goals, but through player-driven creativity and the social sharing of physics-based spectacles.

Add in a soundtrack that oozes charm as much as the rest of the game and you've got a very nice package indeed,

Beyond the terrible optimization, the game has baffling design choices that make it feel like a massive step backward.

I remember playing the first one on my phone all those years ago and since I enjoyed the original a good amout I figured I'd give the sequel a shot on my Steam Deck.