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Developer Three Fields Entertainment has super-glued an April 9 release date to Dangerous Driving, its self-described spiritual successor to Burnout.
The racer is the brainchild of Alex Ward and Fiona Sperry, the co-founders of Burnout developer Criterion Games. From the look of things, the PC version of Dangerous Driving will be available exclusively through the Epic Games Store, as Steam isn't mentioned at all in the press release.
Dangerous Driving plucks much of its inspiration from Burnout as you'd expect, and includes 30 courses spread across seven locations. In terms of game modes, expect Eliminator, Road Rage, and Pursuit, alongside eight-player online support and heaps of abilities and cars to unlock as you rake in the victories.
The game will set you back £24.99 on PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One.
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