Road Kill makes its debut in Twisted Metal, the original game in the series.
Description[]
Pieced together from many junkyard hulks, ROADKILL is a heavily armored demolition derby on wheels.
Special Weapon[]
- Steel Dagger: A giant rod of rusty metal fired at 100 mph... a metal javelin that destroys whatever it hits!
Trivia[]
- This is the only game where the "Road Kill" name is separated into two words instead of one.
- Road Kill's ending says two high school kids found it abandoned in a dirt field and stole to enter the next contest. However, in Twisted Metal 2, the car was driven by Marcus Kane instead.
- Road Kill's license plate (TYMTRPR) means "Time Trooper", a reference to Captain Spears' ending.
- Some files related to Road Kill refer to it as "Mad Max", which seems to be the inspiration for it.
Gallery[]
Road Kill in the car selection screen.
Road Kill card.
Concept art of Road Kill.
Full version of the concept.
| Twisted Metal (1995) Vehicles | |
|---|---|
| Default | Sweet Tooth • Yellow Jacket • Darkside • Outlaw • Thumper • Crimson Fury • Pit Viper • Warthog • Mr. Grimm • Spectre • Hammerhead • Road Kill |
| Unplayable | Minion |