One of the most requested driving game ports of all time is finally happening. BeamNG.drive, famous for its incredibly realistic soft-body crash physics, is officially coming to the PlayStation 5 in 2026 after spending more than a decade as a PC-exclusive title. Unlike most racing games, BeamNG simulates vehicle damage in real time, allowing cars to crumple, bend, and break based on the exact forces involved in a crash. The game has built a massive following online thanks to viral crash tests, realistic driving mechanics, and its open-ended sandbox gameplay. PS5 players will gain access to a huge selection of vehicles, maps, scenarios, and driving challenges that have made the game a favorite among car enthusiasts. The move to console is significant because many fans believed BeamNG’s advanced physics engine would be too demanding to run on console hardware. Developers have also confirmed that official multiplayer is in development, potentially opening the door to even larger com...