Jumping online, you can play with up to 20 people in an arena and enjoy it with others as well. This is where the cheap thrills come in with cars flipping and burning up all over the place. Since this action depends on lots of cars being around, the arenas keep all of the cars in a limited area and keep the number of crashes high.
The only way to get points through damage alone is to strike the fatal blow and turn your opponent into a charred husk of a car.
Similarly, pull off some tricks like a jump off a ramp (fairly simple) or a barrel roll in the air (more difficult) and you'll score points as well. This "effect" on other cars means that if you spin them 90, 180, 270 degrees or more or flip them or destroy them then you'll get points. Points are given for the effect you have on other cars and not the damage. Power-ups like nitro boosts, quick fixes (in the shape of a floating wrench), and better handling can be picked up to do more damage to the other cars in the game. A time limit is set and whoever gets the most points during that period wins. The arenas are the only places where Destruction Derby Arenas gets a decent footing since they feature the most action. The maps are split between the arena brawls and the races. Since this game is all about the destruction, there's plenty of it, but that's not enough for a whole game.
The only things that work well enough are the collision between cars. The car physics feel very floaty, as if there's very little connection between the car and the road. Gameplay Destruction Derby Arenas is a budget title and everything about the game has a cheap and flimsy feel to it.
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