Wreckreation 2 is an open-world racing game in development for PC via Steam, announced by new studio When Tides Turn, with no release date set. The sequel continues the Burnout lineage under a new banner after the original studio's collapse.
Wreckreation 2 was announced on July 21 by When Tides Turn, a studio founded by former Burnout series lead Fiona Sperry. The open-world racing game is in development for PC via Steam, with no release date set. The sequel takes place in Heartbreak City, an open world featuring urban streets, highways, airport runways, and shipyards, with hidden shortcuts. Gameplay focuses on high-contact racing where players ram rival cars to cause takedowns, reminiscent of the Burnout series.
Modes include standard races, Marked Man (hunting rivals), Pursuits (escaping pursuit), Eliminators (last car standing), and Road Rage (takedown count competition). The Live Mix feature from the first game returns, letting players place objects on the map to create custom courses. Online multiplayer is planned.
The previous game, Wreckreation (2025), was developed by Three Fields Entertainment, which laid off all staff due to financial issues. When Tides Turn comprises the same team members, now operating under a new studio name. The announcement was later included in Automaton's 92nd weekly roundup, which highlighted the game among other notable announcements.
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Aug 7
Automaton's 92nd weekly roundup highlights seven game articles, led by the surprise Steam release of Mahjong Soul for domestic users with data transfer support. The list also covers the announced horror comedy 100-yen Exorcist, the open-world racing game Wreckreation 2, and the new Langrisser title Sword of the Sea, among others.
Jul 22
When Tides Turn, a new studio founded by former Burnout series lead Fiona Sperry, announced Wreckreation 2 on July 21. The open-world racing game is in development for PC via Steam, with no release date set. The sequel takes place in Heartbreak City, an open world featuring urban streets, highways, airport runways, and shipyards, with hidden shortcuts. Gameplay focuses on high-contact racing where players ram rival cars to cause takedowns, reminiscent of the Burnout series. Modes include standard races, Marked Man (hunting rivals), Pursuits (escaping pursuit), Eliminators (last car standing), and Road Rage (takedown count competition). The Live Mix feature from the first game returns, letting players place objects on the map to create custom courses. Online multiplayer is planned. The previous game, Wreckreation (2025), was developed by Three Fields Entertainment, which laid off all staff due to financial issues. When Tides Turn comprises the same team members, now operating under a new studio name.