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Crash physics claims

The behaviours Deform Dynamics lists for BloxNG crashes, and the physics details the public listing still does not publish.

Crash physics claims

The behaviours Deform Dynamics lists for BloxNG crashes, and the physics details the public listing still does not publish.

Deform Dynamics describes BloxNG as having the most realistic crash physics on Roblox. That sentence is a promotional claim on the listing. This page restates the behaviours the same listing attaches to it, and it stops where the listing stops.

What the description lists

Listing claim How to read it
Soft-body deformation for each car Developer wording. No engine name or deformation budget is published.
Metal crumples and folds where it is hit Developer wording. No per-panel damage table is published.
Wheels snap off, doors hang open, glass cracks and shatters Developer wording for visible part failure.
Break the engine, tyres, or small car parts Developer wording. It does not say every shop car simulates the same parts.
Speed, angle, and weight shape every crash The three factors the listing names. No formula is attached.

Official experience thumbnails show wrecked cars, detached parts, and police vehicles in crash scenes. They match the pitch. They are not a specification, and a thumbnail is not proof that every collision in the beta uses the same setup.

What is not published

The description does not name a physics engine, a part list, or a repair, insurance, or damage-cost formula. Pass text talks about earning cash from crashes and spending it at a dealership, which is consistent with crashes mattering to the economy, but it does not price a repair.

Whether every dealership car uses the same soft-body setup is unconfirmed. The Ramp Car pass is the exception that is explicit: its text calls it a steel wedge that never takes a scratch. That is a pass claim, not a measurement.

What to do with the claim while the game is in beta

Use the listing as the feature list, then re-check it after an update stamp. The Games API update on 15 November 2026 did not ship a changelog, and the experience page event titled Update 1 only adds the line β€œNew Map, Airbags & More!” Airbags are named there and nowhere else in the sources used for this guide, so this page does not describe an airbag control or a payout.

Police vehicles in the thumbnails line up with the β€œpolice chases” earn line on the VIP and 2X Cash passes. Wanted levels, arrest rules, and a cop-versus-driver mode are not in the listing.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is BloxNG?

BloxNG [CRASH PHYSICS] is a free beta Roblox vehicle simulation by the Deform Dynamics group. The official description promotes soft-body crash physics: metal that crumples where it is hit, parts that can break, and crashes shaped by speed, angle, and weight.

Is BloxNG free?

The experience itself has no entry price. Optional game passes cost Robux. Servers hold up to 10 players, and the Games API does not allow VIP servers.

Which platforms can run it?

The official description names desktop, mobile, tablet, and console. A separate control map for each platform is not published on the listing.

Is the game finished?

No. The description still says the game is in beta. The Games API recorded an update on 15 November 2026 at 18:49 UTC, and that stamp did not include a written changelog.

Are there badges or redeem codes?

The badges API returned no badges. The experience description does not publish a code list, and this site does not treat unofficial code strings as working rewards.