We've been around for over 25 years, but have never made a shooter, and there was a strong desire to get into the genre as there are many avid shooter fans among the team. Game Director Neil Barnden: We like arena shooters, and we also like driving games! It's as simple as that, really. What made the team inject cars into the equation? ShockRods plays a lot like an arena shooter. Rounding out our interview, Barnden shares how leaning into ShockRod’s community allowed them to refine their game. This injected additional depth into the mechanics and empowered the team to create more inventive modes and environments. Early on, the studio decided to inject a high level of mobility to the vehicles not only could they drive side-to-side, but they could also double jump. The studio co-founder talks about how games like Quake III Arena and Unreal Tournament along with Rocket League influenced the project and elaborates on how the team used a game-jam approach with its development.
To gain insight into how Stainless Games designed the unique shooter, we interviewed Game Director Neil Barnden. Developed by the studio that made the beloved Carmageddon series, ShockRods separates itself from its predecessors by implementing first-person shooter-style WASD controls coupled with strafing capabilities. By Jimmy Thang While ShockRods possesses many of the qualities you'd expect to find in popular vehicular combat games, it actually plays more like an arena shooter with cars.
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