BABOY

BABOY is an open-world driving sandbox built from studded toy-brick forms. Explore a city with shops, parks, traffic and pedestrians, then drive, crash and complete missions to earn coins. The garage offers more than twenty vehicles, from small cars to heavy trucks, and the Brick Store also sells character skins and repairs. Vehicles can lose doors, wheels and other parts, and much of the environment is destructible. Causing enough chaos attracts police through a wanted system. Story missions provide directed tasks, while Free Roam lets you explore without them. Play solo or share the sandbox locally in split-screen; an optimization mode reduces rendering costs for slower devices.

Explore the brick-styled city, drive vehicles, cause destruction, and spend earned resources on additional rides. Play solo or enter the local split-screen mode.

Player 1 — WASD: move / drive; Shift: run; Space: jump / handbrake; E: enter / exit car; F: kick; R: repair car (8 coins); H: horn; Q / C: turn camera on foot; mouse drag: look; B: Brick Store; Esc / P: pause. Player 2 — Arrow keys: move; Enter: jump; . : enter / exit car; , : kick; / : repair; M: horn.

Test a new vehicle's handling before heading into dense obstacles. The game's destruction premise applies to both vehicles and much of the city.

Open-city driving sandbox Studded toy-brick visual style More than twenty vehicles Vehicle and environmental destruction Earned garage purchases Solo and local split-screen