It combined vehicular combat with role-playing elements, allowing the player to explore a post-apocalyptic future in customizable cars, motorcycles, semis, and tanks.

[2][3][4] NetDevil issued a statement shortly after the shutdown news, citing an agreement with NCsoft to buy out the IP rights was not reached.

[5] After years of widescale open war between three factions—Humans, mutants, and the human-created Biomeks—the issues among the groups are largely pacified on the worldwide scale.

Conflict between the three remain with small scale battles involving armored cars, trucks, motorcycles, semis and tanks that have advanced weaponry.

Players fight in their race's area of control against non-playable characters (or NPCs) and eventually reach Ground Zero, or GZ.

Offers to continue to run servers by various parties were denied, but additional “Parting Gifts” were sent via e-mail with, "...opportunities to take a part in some of our other products, including Richard Garriott’s Tabula Rasa and City of Heroes..." At the time of release, the game received "average" reviews according to the review aggregation website Metacritic.