Played from a third-person vehicle perspective, the game has players choose a driver and battle through enclosed arenas by destroying every opponent. Each vehicle differs in speed, armor, handling, and signature special attack. Weapons such as machine guns, missiles, homing shots, and energy attacks are picked up around the stage. Arenas include hazards, ramps, destructible objects, and environmental threats. Single-player progression moves from stage to stage with boss encounters, while split-screen multiplayer emphasizes map control, item collection, and timing attacks well.
Twisted Metal 3 is a vehicular combat game developed by 989 Studios and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for PlayStation. As the third main entry in the series, it focuses on destructive car battles, exaggerated physics, new drivers, and flashy special weapons. Interactive stages and a darker presentation give matches a chaotic tone. Though divisive compared with the earlier games, it remains a notable late-1990s console multiplayer action title.
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1998-01-01
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Calypso
The sinister organizer of the contest who grants the winner a wish.
Mr. Grimm
A returning contestant with a light, fast vehicle built around mobility and risk.
Warthog
A military-themed combat vehicle with balanced armor and firepower.
Roadkill
A classic all-around vehicle suitable for beginners.
Spectre
A swift vehicle known for mobility and a strong special weapon.
Darkside
A massive armored truck with high durability but lower speed.
Club Kid
One of the new characters introduced in this entry's more exaggerated style.
Learn each vehicle's weight and turning radius before committing to a favorite. Balanced cars are easier for beginners. At the start of a match, gather weapons and health instead of rushing into crossfire. Use obstacles to circle behind heavy enemies, and rely on homing or splash weapons against fast targets. Memorize health pickups and hazard locations so you can disengage safely when damaged. Bosses hit hard, so keep moving, break line of sight with terrain, and punish them during recovery windows.
No cheats or unlockables available
Tips
Memorize weapon and health spawn locations on every map.
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Avoid staying in open areas when several enemies target you at once.
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Heavy vehicles excel in close brawls; lighter ones are better for hit-and-run play.
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Save your special weapon for close range or when an enemy is trapped.
User Reviews
Chaotic and entertaining, especially in split-screen multiplayer.
User Reviews
Its physics and handling feel very different from the earlier games, which makes it divisive.
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The interactive environments add spectacle to the battles.
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