It's crazy how I've had this game for 7 years and I still play it consistently, I bought a better PC just to play this game, that's how much I love it. BeamNG has to be one, if not, the best game I've ever played ever, love it to bits.
I think Beam has one of, if not the best developers out there, because they listen to the players, and update the game constantly (and that's for almost 11 years now).
@@BeamDriver I am always so excited for new updates because they are always so creative with it. Not only do they add things the community ask for but also add things we didn't even know we wanted! I think they are THE best game development team out there.
I'm thinking about upgrading my PC as well solely because of BeamNG, everything else runs fine but BeamNG with a few hundred mods, driving on a huge map with traffic makes even a super computer drop to 10 FPS
@@YannickBo a great place to start is getting a better CPU, I'm not sure if you knew but BeamNG is a very CPU-heavy game, and the more threads you have the more cars it can handle
i kinda have a beefy PC ... the only thing that puts me off is there's no glass shattering and other particle effects during crash... if they add that ... this game would be close to reality.
It went from a fun addictive time waster where you crash a blue truck with realistic physics into a monochrome cube, and it evolved into one of my most favorite games. I bought a PC racing wheel just for BeamNG. I love that the game is continually updated, and new and exciting things are always on the horizon for this game. It has been a pleasure to follow the development all these years. It's great that it was a game about crashing cars, and now one of the most fun things to do in the game is try not crash cars. I hope the continue development for another 10 years lol.
@@rafael_13 Yes it'll take another 2 decades because hardware is not up to par yet to fit the developers ambition for this game. It's way too ambitious.
Its insane what Indie Developers can do without Millions of Euros. (BeamNG is developed mainly by germans) I mean THIS is the most realistic Driving/Crashing simultion. Keep in mind that this Game costs only 20-30€.
@@possibleproblem479 i did pirate the game way back then, well, i had no means of buying a game, or convincing my parents to buy me a game in that way. i can say happily now , since 2018 that i payed for it, and i'd do it again. I would say, this game has the biggest bang for buck ratio i've ever seen
@@possibleproblem479 yeah, I was really surprised after discovering that I'm actually able to download mods inside the game despite pirating it. Like, imagine accessing steam workshop from a pirated game
Great video, keep it up! Was nice to see the evolution of this game. I've been playing it since the LeGrand was added and it's amazing how much has happened since then. You're going to be big one day!
Great video! Also worth mentioning is a project like Rigs Of Rods, which was released in 2005. This project has a huge role in the history of BeamNG Drive, it is in fact its father.
You're right, as I mentioned in a different reply, Rigs of Rods is an important step before BeamNG! But I wanted to make more of a shorter video, which really has mainly just the BeamNG history. Though I probably should have at least mentioned rigs of rods :)
Most people think their voice sound stupid. But trust me, it's a lot better than auto-generated. If you practice a few times recording yourself reading the script it would give a lot more life to the video. In my opinion this video is too good to have auto generated voice.
Amazing how much value for money beam is, with the constant free updates, I got it in 2016 for like £19 and it was one of the best things ive spent money on. And now modders wanna charge for their creations, when they are 50% meshslap, 50% beamng assets. Smh
now this is a perfect example of keeping a game alive. props to the devs, honestly cannot thank them enough for all of their years of hard work. after all, theyre the ones who made my childhood into what it i look back extremely fondly upon. and as of christmas of 2022, im very happy to say that my money has been well spent on finally buying the game after all these years
I've been playing BeamNG since the tech demo came out, and I remember buying the game on steam, and putting countless hours into it on my Dell PC that could barely run it. In 2021 I finally built a gaming PC and could experience it to it's fullest. I'm so proud of the people at BeamNG. Watching this game grow over the years has been amazing. They did an amazing job.
The first video game I ever played was GTA vice city, and the only reason I loved it at the time was that you could crash the cars. When I saw the tech demo in 2012 I was amazed at the level of realism! My grandmother bought me the paid alpha for my birthday in 2013 and I haven't stopped playing since. Props to the developers for keeping a decade old video game alive! That's something not a lot of studios can acheive.
I remember that crash into the concrete block at 0:43.. that is why I first brought beam back in its little alpha form when it came accessible to the public. :P They were even nice enough to give me a free game key when I lost my account beam account when changing pc's and not accessing anything for a few years, I came back and they gave me a key to use on steam to get the game once they realised I was one of the alpha supporters, Lovely devs tbh. I remember playing this and Next Car Game so much in their early stages (NCG Is now wreckfest)
Great progress, we are at version 0.27 now, which only took 7 years. If they keep up this crazy pace, it will only take 14 years until the game reaches version 1.0, which means it goes out of early access, and becomes a completed product. BeamNG devs are amazing!
@@francoismurrell4604 Yes, I play it all the time, especially escaping from the cops on Italy map (you have to end up at the airport because this seems the only place where the cops don't spawn). When you combine it with customizing your own gateway cars, it is extremely addictive. I agree the cars are well made in BeamNG, but everything else is behind the technological curve. Also, there is no career mode or official multiplayer, so the game still needs a lot of time in the oven.
@@francoismurrell4604 There are a lot of similar complaints for games like Star Citizen. But I look at what games like BeamNG and SC offer at the moment, and you can't get those experiences in any other game on the market at the moment. Creating and R&D'ing groundbreaking new tech takes time, but the payoff is well worth it. I say BeamNG devs should take all the time they need, because as it stands now, BeamNG runs absolute circles around every other racing sim on the market (except for maybe Wreckfest).
@@billywashere6965 You're very correct. These games are way too ambitious for an quick development and release like other average/shallow games on the market. They offer way more replayability value in their early access versions. Makes you imagine how insane they'd become at full release. Plus, BeamNG runs absolute circles around Wreckfest. Wreckfest is low level arcade game compared to Beam.
I still play BeamNG to this very day, it has never became old or stale to me at all. Also, this game has the greatest most dedicated Devs ever. This is how all Devs should be. Love the video!
I've seen people hate on it for not having a full on campaign and shit after so many years but those sorts of people couldn't even grasp what goes into a game like this. :')
I remember back in the day when the cars had the same starting sound and now I’m complaining about how the lights on the dash don’t turn off when ignition is off lol beamng devs r amazing with their quick patches and just overall great game
One of the main reasons I built my PC was for BeamNG back in 2015. I had trash specs but i built what i could afford at the time. Here we are in 2023, and I'm still playing it with my brother and our Logitech racing wheels on BeamMP. This has the best physics compared to any other racing sim we have played. Especially after the racing wheel update they did a while back. I LOVE BeamNG!
I am playing BeamNG since 2018, but earlier I was playing rigs of rods but never found out that the same devs are making BeamNG, so I finally found the game on 2018. Best game I’ve spend money on
The only thing that makes me really like this game is because it's tight from a big vehicle like a truck moving when the truck is also moving. And when the truck braked. It's really already realistic Bro. And one more. When in first person mode and passing through a tree/tunnel, the shadow in the car is also followed by the shadow of the object that is passing by, just like in the real life
i remember in 2016 sometime, i was around 12-13 years old when i was actually thinking about making a game with a similar mechanic as the nodes and beams that beamng uses. at the time i had a magnet set. i cant remember the brand but it was basically a bunch of magnetic ball bearings and little sticks that would link up using the bearings as joints. i had thought about the idea of games using a similar mechanic to have more satisfying bending of metalic materials. these magents were one of my favorite toys along side legos of course. im not sure if youtube will let me link it but there are still sets you can buy today that are very similar. anyway i wanted to figure out how to make a game that used a similar idea to play around with. i didn't have a computer and my school was pretty rural and underfunded so they offered nothing in terms of computer sciences. then i found a whybeare video. it had autoplayed from a robocraft video that i was watching because i was super interested in realistic/satisfying destruction sandboxes. of course robocrafts much different now then it was at the time. but at first i didn't really think anything of it. he was just driving around in a d series and i didn't really get to see the actual physics. when he hit a wall with that truck i was thinking 'wow thats some really good crashing models. looks super realistic.' but the more i watched the more i realized that it wasn't just crashing models, it was a full on sim of an actual vehicle. this was the first and so far only game that i have seen a similar concept implemented. the fact that its so popular now and the devs have fleshed it out so much is amazing. now that i have a pc beamng has been one of my top 3 favorite games for years. its the literal embodiment of something that i had wanted for so long as a kid and actually found.
I have know this game since it’s earliest stages (beta/alpha), from a very young age too. It evolved very much. Also everyone in my family knows about the game, and likes it! But yeah, I kind of miss the older BeamNG (the new one is good too, but man the nostalgia in the older versions, and old maps, cars and stuff) EDIT: also I think we have the original tech demo(s) in one of our computers, and we have an old version of the game too
Got a steering wheel and pedals for Christmas just for beamNG. Also less than a year after getting the game, I'm learning to make mods for it. I love Beam
been playing since alpha state, before BeamNG was on steam and let me just say, It's still my favorite game of all time. it seems every update they released since 2013, the game just got more and more realistic. I've been playing this game since alpha State, that's before it was on steam. Before BeamNG was on steam, they had their own proprietary launcher, and you had to buy the game from the website. When The devs moved BeamNG onto steam, I got an email with a product key for the steam version. The game has had so many updates since 2013, the first update I ever saw was the Ibishu 200BX. Back then The soft body physics were almost beyond state-of-the-art. And they are even more so today, as well as many of the additions to the physics of the game, like engine parts breaking, tires going flat, brake fade, etc. After a decade of playing this game, I am even more interested in playing it today than I was 10 years ago. Kudos to the developers of beamng, and thank you for 10 years of incredible updates and additions to this masterpiece of a game!!
I remember playing the demo back in 2016 and damn it was amazing. Finally bought the game in 2017 and I've been playing it ever since. I got a sim racing setup now and everything
Anyone remember Rigs of Rods? It was pretty much the predecessor of BeamNG, free to play and I was addicted to it. 😂 Now I'm addicted to BeamNG since 2015, it's like a gift that keeps on giving with every update coming out.
Thanks, my channel has mainly short-ish (2 to 5 minute long) videos, but of course if you want to see more long form content, I'll try to make some in the future! :)
One of my favorite little changes was the turbo whistle on diesel engines. For example, take the 6.0L turbodiesel V8. Before, you really didn’t hear a turbo whistle even if you had the highest spec turbo. At some point they changed that and now diesels sound mean as hell
Yes! You're right, Rigs of Rods is an important step before BeamNG, and for it's time it was also realistic! But I wanted to make more of a shorter video, which really has mainly just the BeamNG history. Though I probably should have at least mentioned rigs of rods :)
Well it's work in progress still, but it's out! Just click a couple of times on the "career coming soon" button, and you have early access to career mode :)
They never disappoint! I have played beamng for like 60 hours in the past 2 weeks because of the amount of content that was added last update. However, I would like to mention that they could make the traffic a tad bit more realistic since they at the moment have got the IQ of a baby that can't speak. Also the police won't chase you even if you are in a slow car, they just drive way further back and as soon as they get the chance they crash into you. Other than that, it's a fantastic game! Much love for creating this timeline.
i hold this game very close to my heart, it pretty much taught me how to drive. When i bought my sim steering wheel, i already knew what i was going to do there xD. Going thru gears like a champ, without fear of destroying a real gearbox
I honestly forget when I bought it. Relatively early after it became available on Steam, I want to say, as the 200BX was my favorite car (even though I couldn't drive it yet lol). Looking forward to the 200BX remaster, as the little car deserves it. I had stopped playing the game for a long time though once I got bored of it, and I'd played it once or twice since, but coverage of 0.23? (the one with the tire update) prompted me to pick it back up and start playing in earnest. Between the game being much better, and my own skill being dramatically improved, it's now my favorite game and will soon become my highest-hour on Steam. Just for fun, my favorite car after rediscovering the game was the Covet. I just kept coming back to it no matter what I drove. Although now I've finally gotten a new favorite with the v0.27 update - I LOVE THE STAMBECCO. (4x4 van forever fite me) It's not fast, but it's SO much fun. You can get that thing sideways at will and then catch it again without a problem as long as you don't flip it, and it'll go almost anywhere short of proper rocks and super steep inclines. Add the roll cage and you've got one of the toughest cars in the game.
Pigeon was the first crashed car of 2023.
pigeon
Speaking of which, the pigeon is actually able to be seen in the Mariokart 7 track Wuhu Loop
i have this moment on my channel
@@ChuckSploder IT IS WAT
@@CG_Pigeon yeah, they run you over and stuff
It's crazy how I've had this game for 7 years and I still play it consistently, I bought a better PC just to play this game, that's how much I love it.
BeamNG has to be one, if not, the best game I've ever played ever, love it to bits.
I think Beam has one of, if not the best developers out there, because they listen to the players, and update the game constantly (and that's for almost 11 years now).
@@BeamDriver I am always so excited for new updates because they are always so creative with it. Not only do they add things the community ask for but also add things we didn't even know we wanted! I think they are THE best game development team out there.
I'm thinking about upgrading my PC as well solely because of BeamNG, everything else runs fine but BeamNG with a few hundred mods, driving on a huge map with traffic makes even a super computer drop to 10 FPS
@@BeamDriver In my opinion them providing all the updates for free is huge. Other companies would have turned them into DLCs
@@YannickBo a great place to start is getting a better CPU, I'm not sure if you knew but BeamNG is a very CPU-heavy game, and the more threads you have the more cars it can handle
Damn this was very nostalgic for me. I joined the community in 2013-14 😅
Woah! I didn't expect you to comment on here, I think you're the biggest youtuber that has ever commented on my video!
i kinda have a beefy PC ... the only thing that puts me off is there's no glass shattering and other particle effects during crash... if they add that ... this game would be close to reality.
@@deepnx that, and scratches. Don't forget that.
It went from a fun addictive time waster where you crash a blue truck with realistic physics into a monochrome cube, and it evolved into one of my most favorite games. I bought a PC racing wheel just for BeamNG. I love that the game is continually updated, and new and exciting things are always on the horizon for this game. It has been a pleasure to follow the development all these years. It's great that it was a game about crashing cars, and now one of the most fun things to do in the game is try not crash cars. I hope the continue development for another 10 years lol.
they are still at 0.27 and full release is 1.0 sooooooo they have a long journey to go with beamng
@@vadwvea7153 Prob taking around 25 years to finish the game lmao
@@rafael_13 Yes it'll take another 2 decades because hardware is not up to par yet to fit the developers ambition for this game. It's way too ambitious.
Its insane what Indie Developers can do without Millions of Euros. (BeamNG is developed mainly by germans) I mean THIS is the most realistic Driving/Crashing simultion. Keep in mind that this Game costs only 20-30€.
and is OPEN SOURCE. people can literally pirate this game however i wouldnt consider doing so because the devs deserve the support.
@@possibleproblem479 The game is worth every cent
@@GD_Mambra and then some
@@possibleproblem479 i did pirate the game way back then, well, i had no means of buying a game, or convincing my parents to buy me a game in that way.
i can say happily now , since 2018 that i payed for it, and i'd do it again.
I would say, this game has the biggest bang for buck ratio i've ever seen
@@possibleproblem479 yeah, I was really surprised after discovering that I'm actually able to download mods inside the game despite pirating it. Like, imagine accessing steam workshop from a pirated game
Great video, keep it up! Was nice to see the evolution of this game. I've been playing it since the LeGrand was added and it's amazing how much has happened since then. You're going to be big one day!
Thanks so much! :)
@@BeamDriverI have 0.1
@@BeamDriverwould you like the link
I need your email if you want it
Pls respond
Great video! Also worth mentioning is a project like Rigs Of Rods, which was released in 2005. This project has a huge role in the history of BeamNG Drive, it is in fact its father.
You're right, as I mentioned in a different reply, Rigs of Rods is an important step before BeamNG! But I wanted to make more of a shorter video, which really has mainly just the BeamNG history. Though I probably should have at least mentioned rigs of rods :)
Same Devs. 🙂 I used to work on Rigs of Rods a lot lol
@@ashes48 Gabesters releases for RoR were god-tier. Always the highest quality vehicles you could bring into the game
1:17 - Funny fact, "Pessima" in italian is an adjective meaning "very bad"...
I remember these days of BeamNG watching WhyBeAre playing the tech demo
beamng devs are one of the best devs ever tbh
Beamng drive never did a disappointing update
Most people think their voice sound stupid. But trust me, it's a lot better than auto-generated. If you practice a few times recording yourself reading the script it would give a lot more life to the video. In my opinion this video is too good to have auto generated voice.
You forgot to mention one of the core pillars of this game: WhyBeAre.
Whybeare really helped with increasing the number of players as he has like a million subs and some people definitely bought beam because of him!
Amazing how much value for money beam is, with the constant free updates, I got it in 2016 for like £19 and it was one of the best things ive spent money on.
And now modders wanna charge for their creations, when they are 50% meshslap, 50% beamng assets. Smh
now this is a perfect example of keeping a game alive. props to the devs, honestly cannot thank them enough for all of their years of hard work. after all, theyre the ones who made my childhood into what it i look back extremely fondly upon. and as of christmas of 2022, im very happy to say that my money has been well spent on finally buying the game after all these years
2:04 is the hardest transition ive ever seen
I've been playing BeamNG since the tech demo came out, and I remember buying the game on steam, and putting countless hours into it on my Dell PC that could barely run it. In 2021 I finally built a gaming PC and could experience it to it's fullest. I'm so proud of the people at BeamNG. Watching this game grow over the years has been amazing. They did an amazing job.
And they update the graphics very frequently from version 0.23 until now
It's crazy to see how far this game has really come.
The old versions reminded me of "Street Legal Racing RedLine"
lovely video, was kinda surprised to see the lack of views and subscribers you have despite the nice editing
also, happy new year!
Happy new year to you, and thanks so much!
1:46
Son:mom can you tell me what's that
Mom:that's a car with big earphone
son:what the fu-
The first video game I ever played was GTA vice city, and the only reason I loved it at the time was that you could crash the cars. When I saw the tech demo in 2012 I was amazed at the level of realism! My grandmother bought me the paid alpha for my birthday in 2013 and I haven't stopped playing since. Props to the developers for keeping a decade old video game alive! That's something not a lot of studios can acheive.
Nice, I see I’m not the only one that has known about the game and loved it since basically it started existing
And all this you get it only for 24,99$.
When developers really care about the game, not the Money.
♥️
I remember that crash into the concrete block at 0:43.. that is why I first brought beam back in its little alpha form when it came accessible to the public. :P
They were even nice enough to give me a free game key when I lost my account beam account when changing pc's and not accessing anything for a few years, I came back and they gave me a key to use on steam to get the game once they realised I was one of the alpha supporters, Lovely devs tbh.
I remember playing this and Next Car Game so much in their early stages (NCG Is now wreckfest)
Great progress, we are at version 0.27 now, which only took 7 years. If they keep up this crazy pace, it will only take 14 years until the game reaches version 1.0, which means it goes out of early access, and becomes a completed product. BeamNG devs are amazing!
Have you played beamng? Although it says early access it honestly may as well be finished to me
@@francoismurrell4604 Yes, I play it all the time, especially escaping from the cops on Italy map (you have to end up at the airport because this seems the only place where the cops don't spawn). When you combine it with customizing your own gateway cars, it is extremely addictive. I agree the cars are well made in BeamNG, but everything else is behind the technological curve. Also, there is no career mode or official multiplayer, so the game still needs a lot of time in the oven.
@@francoismurrell4604 There are a lot of similar complaints for games like Star Citizen. But I look at what games like BeamNG and SC offer at the moment, and you can't get those experiences in any other game on the market at the moment. Creating and R&D'ing groundbreaking new tech takes time, but the payoff is well worth it. I say BeamNG devs should take all the time they need, because as it stands now, BeamNG runs absolute circles around every other racing sim on the market (except for maybe Wreckfest).
@Wheelwright PL Spam-click career mode button in the main menu. Trust me.
@@billywashere6965 You're very correct. These games are way too ambitious for an quick development and release like other average/shallow games on the market. They offer way more replayability value in their early access versions. Makes you imagine how insane they'd become at full release. Plus, BeamNG runs absolute circles around Wreckfest. Wreckfest is low level arcade game compared to Beam.
I still play BeamNG to this very day, it has never became old or stale to me at all. Also, this game has the greatest most dedicated Devs ever. This is how all Devs should be. Love the video!
2:04 that transition was smooth! I love your editing style!
Thanks! I tried a couple of new transitios instead of the boring old dissolve transition, glad you like it!
this is the only game that has never had questionable or hated updates and i've NEVER seen anyone hate on it, how more perfect can it get?
I've seen people hate on it for not having a full on campaign and shit after so many years but those sorts of people couldn't even grasp what goes into a game like this. :')
@@SpuddyLlamafor a game like Beamng you can still enjoy hundreds and hundreds of hours without a campaign
Beam NG drive is my favourite game
i remember i kept watching beamng videos when i was a kid and the game changed so much after
I remember back in the day when the cars had the same starting sound and now I’m complaining about how the lights on the dash don’t turn off when ignition is off lol beamng devs r amazing with their quick patches and just overall great game
Wished this game was on a console.
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One of the main reasons I built my PC was for BeamNG back in 2015. I had trash specs but i built what i could afford at the time. Here we are in 2023, and I'm still playing it with my brother and our Logitech racing wheels on BeamMP. This has the best physics compared to any other racing sim we have played. Especially after the racing wheel update they did a while back. I LOVE BeamNG!
I am playing BeamNG since 2018, but earlier I was playing rigs of rods but never found out that the same devs are making BeamNG, so I finally found the game on 2018. Best game I’ve spend money on
The only thing that makes me really like this game is because it's tight from a big vehicle like a truck moving when the truck is also moving. And when the truck braked. It's really already realistic Bro. And one more. When in first person mode and passing through a tree/tunnel, the shadow in the car is also followed by the shadow of the object that is passing by, just like in the real life
0:01 Lmao looks like the covet crashed into the cameraman and payed the price!
covet and cameraman ded
i remember in 2016 sometime, i was around 12-13 years old when i was actually thinking about making a game with a similar mechanic as the nodes and beams that beamng uses. at the time i had a magnet set. i cant remember the brand but it was basically a bunch of magnetic ball bearings and little sticks that would link up using the bearings as joints. i had thought about the idea of games using a similar mechanic to have more satisfying bending of metalic materials. these magents were one of my favorite toys along side legos of course.
im not sure if youtube will let me link it but there are still sets you can buy today that are very similar.
anyway i wanted to figure out how to make a game that used a similar idea to play around with. i didn't have a computer and my school was pretty rural and underfunded so they offered nothing in terms of computer sciences.
then i found a whybeare video. it had autoplayed from a robocraft video that i was watching because i was super interested in realistic/satisfying destruction sandboxes. of course robocrafts much different now then it was at the time.
but at first i didn't really think anything of it. he was just driving around in a d series and i didn't really get to see the actual physics. when he hit a wall with that truck i was thinking 'wow thats some really good crashing models. looks super realistic.' but the more i watched the more i realized that it wasn't just crashing models, it was a full on sim of an actual vehicle.
this was the first and so far only game that i have seen a similar concept implemented. the fact that its so popular now and the devs have fleshed it out so much is amazing. now that i have a pc beamng has been one of my top 3 favorite games for years. its the literal embodiment of something that i had wanted for so long as a kid and actually found.
That was a nice story!
Gosh I remember that tech demo. So long ago now but feels just like yesterday!
Ten years but we stil, have terrible robot narrators. Rip.
I have know this game since it’s earliest stages (beta/alpha), from a very young age too. It evolved very much. Also everyone in my family knows about the game, and likes it! But yeah, I kind of miss the older BeamNG (the new one is good too, but man the nostalgia in the older versions, and old maps, cars and stuff) EDIT: also I think we have the original tech demo(s) in one of our computers, and we have an old version of the game too
I forgot my steam password and are to lazy to reset it lol. I can’t wait to play this game again.
Just reset you PW then 😂
That’s what I am gonna do.
My pc wouldnt be able to run 2013 version💀
lighting still looked better in 2012 lol
It's because the game engine changed from CryEngine to Torque3D right around 2013.
Got a steering wheel and pedals for Christmas just for beamNG. Also less than a year after getting the game, I'm learning to make mods for it. I love Beam
been playing since alpha state, before BeamNG was on steam and let me just say, It's still my favorite game of all time. it seems every update they released since 2013, the game just got more and more realistic.
I've been playing this game since alpha State, that's before it was on steam. Before BeamNG was on steam, they had their own proprietary launcher, and you had to buy the game from the website. When The devs moved BeamNG onto steam, I got an email with a product key for the steam version.
The game has had so many updates since 2013, the first update I ever saw was the Ibishu 200BX. Back then The soft body physics were almost beyond state-of-the-art. And they are even more so today, as well as many of the additions to the physics of the game, like engine parts breaking, tires going flat, brake fade, etc.
After a decade of playing this game, I am even more interested in playing it today than I was 10 years ago.
Kudos to the developers of beamng, and thank you for 10 years of incredible updates and additions to this masterpiece of a game!!
truly amazing, i started playing beam in late 2016 and i gotta say the game isnt what is was years ago
I wish Beam was on console
I remember watching the video from 2012 in maybe 2015/2016. My little mind was blown
And it's still exceptionally realistic for today!
Happy New Year!
Hope you all had a good 2022, and I hope you will have a good new year!
Happy new year to you :)
I remember playing the demo back in 2016 and damn it was amazing. Finally bought the game in 2017 and I've been playing it ever since. I got a sim racing setup now and everything
This feels so awesome to watch.
I discovered that game 6 months ago and I love it so much!
We went from “hehe wumpa dumpa flabby wagon game” to the ultimate driving experience
They should add normal quick race mode to this game as in Live For Speed and tracks for racing not just few race events
in this game. Yes Seriously.
Playing since the tech demo. I love this game and how much it has progressed.
Nice video, I really like this game and watch a lot about it but I don't even have it, looks like a good game
Anyone remember Rigs of Rods? It was pretty much the predecessor of BeamNG, free to play and I was addicted to it. 😂 Now I'm addicted to BeamNG since 2015, it's like a gift that keeps on giving with every update coming out.
rigs of rods was their first attempt even older
Rigs of rods are from a different group no?
BeamNG vr is a must!
Robot Mike returns from Techmoan!
(Imagine Radio Victory logos in BeamNG models)
Oh mann the video is too short D:
Great video but I wanted to see more
Thanks, my channel has mainly short-ish (2 to 5 minute long) videos, but of course if you want to see more long form content, I'll try to make some in the future! :)
Thanks for the amazing video! ❤️🦊
Thank you!
Haha and I got an ad on this video of a mobile game called car crash simulator using beamng gammeplay
One of my favorite little changes was the turbo whistle on diesel engines. For example, take the 6.0L turbodiesel V8. Before, you really didn’t hear a turbo whistle even if you had the highest spec turbo. At some point they changed that and now diesels sound mean as hell
you should've mentioned when they finally added better car sounds
Yeah, you're right, that also was a pretty gamechanging update!
I’ve been watching BEAMNG drive vids forever, I NEED THE GAME
is crazy the change its gone through. been using it before steam and only cost me £7 at the time
Me whos playin beamng 0.11 on my school pc: vibin in high fps*
Just got it yesterday and clearly I didnt expect such a good game. Shootout to the dev. See ya guys
Another massive thing for realism is the various thermal and mechanical wear systems. As well as when they finally redid the sound
Yet no scrap textures
Time flies bro, I remember getting in when it came on steam, the beaming website didn’t work on my internet for some reason (not the computer)
i got the tech demo when it released in 2013 and the full game when it got on steam
I remember play the tech demo on my potato PC i had fun , fast forward i still play the realversion and i love it
ive been playing beam since it came out. still play it to this day.
So the techdemo still works???
It does, link in description!
You missed a biiiig portion of the evolution...you forgot about it's predecessor, Rigs of Rods!
Yes! You're right, Rigs of Rods is an important step before BeamNG, and for it's time it was also realistic! But I wanted to make more of a shorter video, which really has mainly just the BeamNG history. Though I probably should have at least mentioned rigs of rods :)
@@BeamDriver I understand...and ye! If you were to do another evolution video, make sure to include RoR
This game just satisfies a part of me I can’t explain
can't wait for the K series remodel
i cant wait until the career mode come out!
Well it's work in progress still, but it's out! Just click a couple of times on the "career coming soon" button, and you have early access to career mode :)
One day that Campaign coming soon will be done lol
Where did you find that timeline? It looks really cool
I made that! Also posted it in my discord that's linked in the description :)
@@BeamDriverOh wow nice job!
Just picked this up and my gosh the drifting is insane on a wheel
I know beamng since 2016 and I love these game 👍
The devs deserve a Nobel prize.
That paid alpha version was when I got in the game. Can't believe it's been a decade for me already.
They never disappoint! I have played beamng for like 60 hours in the past 2 weeks because of the amount of content that was added last update. However, I would like to mention that they could make the traffic a tad bit more realistic since they at the moment have got the IQ of a baby that can't speak. Also the police won't chase you even if you are in a slow car, they just drive way further back and as soon as they get the chance they crash into you. Other than that, it's a fantastic game! Much love for creating this timeline.
That's what live service is supposed to be
The beam devs are the best devs on the planet
I like that the tech demo was is still not been updated
It's like a time machine!
i hold this game very close to my heart, it pretty much taught me how to drive.
When i bought my sim steering wheel, i already knew what i was going to do there xD. Going thru gears like a champ, without fear of destroying a real gearbox
the editing on this video is really nice
Thank you!
I honestly forget when I bought it. Relatively early after it became available on Steam, I want to say, as the 200BX was my favorite car (even though I couldn't drive it yet lol).
Looking forward to the 200BX remaster, as the little car deserves it.
I had stopped playing the game for a long time though once I got bored of it, and I'd played it once or twice since, but coverage of 0.23? (the one with the tire update) prompted me to pick it back up and start playing in earnest. Between the game being much better, and my own skill being dramatically improved, it's now my favorite game and will soon become my highest-hour on Steam.
Just for fun, my favorite car after rediscovering the game was the Covet. I just kept coming back to it no matter what I drove.
Although now I've finally gotten a new favorite with the v0.27 update - I LOVE THE STAMBECCO. (4x4 van forever fite me)
It's not fast, but it's SO much fun. You can get that thing sideways at will and then catch it again without a problem as long as you don't flip it, and it'll go almost anywhere short of proper rocks and super steep inclines. Add the roll cage and you've got one of the toughest cars in the game.
What text to speech did you use in this website?
I discovered beamng from this one TH-camr called Insanegaz back in 2013 or 2014 and till this day he is still posting
greatest car physics sim ever made
a good point to make is that the original video was in the cry engine not the torque 3D engine that was used in 2013 and onwards.
What is the thing used for automation vehicles?
The game? It's Automation, here's the steam link: store.steampowered.com/app/293760/Automation__The_Car_Company_Tycoon_Game/