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MadOut 2: Grand Auto Racing 3D
An open-world crime sandbox in a post-Soviet setting, with 200-player servers, races and 70-plus cars.
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- Developer
- Vladislav Ivanchuk
- Score
- 4.6
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 12+
- Genre
- Racing
- Price
- Free
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About this game
MadOut 2 is an open-world sandbox set in a gritty, post-Soviet version of Eastern Europe, mixing driving, shooting and role-play on one map. Up to 200 players share a server, forming gangs or businesses, taking on jobs and getting in each other's way. The map runs from dense city blocks out to desert wasteland. For solo players there are more than 30 story missions with a mafia storyline. The garage holds over 70 cars, from sports models to off-roaders, each with detailed technical tuning, and street and off-road races against other players are a core activity. Characters are built from scratch, appearance included, and the RP side leans on alliances and rivalries between players rather than scripted content. It's free, and because the whole thing is built around shared servers, it needs a connection.
MadOut 2: Grand Auto Racing 3D: the full guide
What the game is
A grimy post-Soviet Eastern Europe is the setting for this open-world sandbox, which blends driving, shooting and role-play across a single map running from city blocks to desert. Servers hold as many as 200 people at once, who form gangs or businesses, take jobs and get in one another's way.
Solo players get a 30-plus mission mafia storyline, a garage of over 70 cars with detailed tuning, and races on asphalt and dirt. Characters are built from scratch. Rated 12+, it holds a 4.6 from over 10K ratings and is published by an individual, Vladislav Ivanchuk.
How a session plays
Log in to a server, see who else is around, and decide whether tonight is missions, racing or trouble. Story missions give solo structure; the races pit you against other players; the rest is emergent, with gangs and businesses forming out of player alliances rather than scripts.
The garage is a hobby in itself, with technical tuning across 70-plus cars. Because everything happens on a shared server, you'll meet other players mid-mission, and the game's character depends a lot on who's online with you.
Why people look for it
It's searched for by players who want a sandbox crime game with real multiplayer, which most phone games in the style don't offer. The 200-player servers and the role-play angle are the reason, and the post-Soviet setting is distinctive. A 4.6 from more than 10K ratings is a respectable score for an ambitious solo-published project.
Look and feel
Five screenshots will show a 3D city with concrete blocks and tired streets, deserts at the map's edge, and a lot of cars. The Racing category and the tuning depth suggest the vehicles get the most visual attention. Sandbox games at this scale on mobile tend toward functional rather than polished, and the listing's word gritty fits.
