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Rattail

The Rattail is a two-tone blue and red car with a rusty blue body, red rollcage and pushbars, and a missing driver's side door. It has gang affiliation with the Dreg Lords and features a wingman turret like the rest of the unlockable cars in the game.

## Inspiration

The Rattail is heavily based off of an early-70s model Porsche 911 S Targa

## How to Obtain

You can obtain the Rattail by finishing Race 3 in Paradise City.

## Notes And Trivia

* Although it has gang affiliation with the Dreg Lords, the Rattail is a very viable vehicle for missions. It's speed and agile handling make it a good choice for the Paradise City Stunt, although it's low ride height can leave it susceptible to curbs. It's health is average, making it a mediocre choice for heavy combat or Survival.
* Despite being a Dregs vehicle, and their sportiest vehicle at that, it is not used by Sage during the mission Mano E Mano, where instead he drives a Pinata.
* This vehicle very seldomly spawns in the open world, being one of the rarest gang-based vehicles in the entire game to encounter.
* The Rattail is one of seven cars in the game to not be based on an American vehicle, the others being Pinata, Drifter, Omega, Spirit, Bean, and Lightning.

## Gallery

Rattail's statsRattail's Passenger viewRattail's driver viewRattail's rear viewRattail's front view
Pig

The Pig is a vehicle that was Cut from *RoadKill*. It is an oversized pickup truck with a missing truck bed and several model errors, indicating this vehicle was very unfinished. It features two frontward mounted guns and a wingman turret, implying it would have been a vehicle Mason Strong would have had access to.

## Inspiration

The Pig is visually similar to early 2000s Ford models such as the Excursion, being a large and predominant pickup with front end styling very reminiscent of Ford of the time.

## How to Obtain

The Pig is not normally playable even in the Playstation Magazine Demo, however with the usage of memory editing it is possible to drive the vehicle. This vehicle is completely absent in the final game however, and cannot be driven or viewed.

## Trivia and Notes

* The Pig is riddled with model errors, more than any other cut vehicle. This includes stray polygons with UV errors, misplaced meshes, skewed wheel models, and seemingly corrupted model work.
* Although this vehicle is not normally playable in the Playstation Magazine Demo, it is still driveable when used via memory editing. However, the Pig uses a generic set of placeholder stats that many cars in the demo use, making the Pig very slow and have pathetically low health.
* The wingman turret is not functional in the Demo, and there is no scripted passenger seat for Spike, causing him to die upon leaving the garage.
* Without memory editing, the player will never see the Pig at all even in the Playstation Magazine Demo, as it does not naturally spawn as A.I. and cannot be driven. Due to the Pig being drastically unfinished, this comes as no surprise.
* The Pig was possibly cut from the game due to it's drastically more modern design than the other cars in the game, being based on late 90s to earl 2000s Ford models, while the other cars in the game typically are designed after vehicles from the very early 90s and prior.
* The Pig's name does not show up in the Garage when memory edited back into the Playstation Magazine Demo by default, however the player is able to manually re-add the name.
* The name "Pig" is likely derivative of the stereotypical driver of oversized pickup trucks - overweight patriotic white men, or "pigs". This can further be supported by the presence of the Confederate flag on the mudflaps.

## Gallery

Pig's placeholder statsPig's rear viewPig's Passenger viewPig's driver viewOne of Pig's model errors, a collection of stray polygons with a texture projectedOne of Pig's model errors, the misplaced brake light effectsOne of Pig's model errors, the misplaced steering wheelOne of Pig's model errors, more stray polygonsOne of Pig's model errors, a corrupted grille modelOne of Pig's model errors, a polygon on the roof that will constantly flicker in and out of being rendered
WILD 66.6

WILD 66.6 is a radio station in RoadKill, it plays originally composed rock music that is all performed by a fictional band named "The Fabulous Fuzz Brothers" that ties into the story of the game. It is hosted by Ripper and Dazzle.

## Track List

* The Ballad Of Ethan Cain
* The Rot
* Death Match
* We Rock
* Drive To Survive
* 100 Miles Of Bad Road
* Highway Hunter
* The Crusher
* Killers Unite
* Wasteland
* Python
* Mercenaries
* New World Order
* Metal Storm
* No Man's Land
* Sand City
* Straight To Hell
* Road Kill
* Down 'n Dirty In Paradise
* Blister Canyon
Primer

Primer is a white muscle car featuring mismatching colored panels, such as a red hood and blue doors. Primer is a very early unlock and as such isn't especially good. However, even if it is not a spectacular vehicle it is still a very solid step-up from the Cajones you are given at the start. Similar to Cajones, it is a well rounded vehicle that can serve just about any purpose early game. It has no gang affiliation.

## Inspiration

The Primer appears to be based on the 1982 Chevrolet Camaro Indianapolis 500, however the taillights appear visually similar to the 4th generation Mustang's. This vehicle is similar to Mullet as they share the same inspiration.

## How to Obtain

You can obtain the Primer by collecting all 4 of its Part Crates and Blueprints, which are located in Lava Falls.

## Notes and Trivia

* Primer appeared to be the original starter before Cajones, as evidenced by the Playstation Magazine Demo and early IGN footage.
* Primer is the only vehicle that can be unlocked *while* doing the prologue mission "Welcome to Lava Falls".
* Primer had a much much different beta appearance in the Playstation Magazine Demo.

## Crates & Blueprint

Below are the locations of the Part Crates and Blueprint for Primer, which are all located in Lava Falls.

Primer's Blueprint, located between two warehouses behind Pillstop.Primer's 1st Part Crate, located in a walled off parking lot next to Shoot Yer Load Guns.Primer's 2nd Part Crate, located in a parking lot inside the rear of the Four Star Hotel.Primer's 3rd Part Crate, located on top of a building near the B.W.J. Airport.Primer's 4th Part Crate, located in the trench along the outskirts of the B.W.J. Airport.
Megami Devices

The Megami Device series consists of plastic model kits that enable you to construct your own articulated model and outfit her with weaponry and protective gear. These kits employ a central body referred to as a "machinika," conceptualized by Masaki Apsy, and are further personalized through collaboration with various guest designers.
Mercenary

The Mercenary is a brown van with the rear end cut off that is decorated with street signs. It has no gang affiliation and features a mounted turret plus two front situated guns.

## Inspiration

The Mercenary's front is based off of a 1980 Chevrolet Van while the rear end is cut off completely in favor of a turret

## How to Obtain

The Mercenary is obtained by completing the Lava Falls Story Mission "Swanky New Car".

## Notes & Trivia

* Originally, the Mercenary was visually more in line with the Shag, being a fully built vehicle. It donned a completely different texture, revealing that it was originally a blatant reference to The A-Team's GMC Vandura. The original texture was black with the same red stripe as the A-Team, and featured text on the side reading "B-Team". This texture can be semi-restored in the final game by replacing the Shag's texture with it.
Talon Recon

“"Somehow I doubt you're here to join as a recruit there, Sweet Cheeks"”
~ **Gunny to Mason Strong**

Gunny turning to face Mason Strong

Talon Recon is the first mission given to Mason Strong by Gunny during the Blister Canyon arc. In this mission, Mason must protect a Section Eight recon vehicle as it enters Talons turf undercover.

## Cutscene

While Gunny is giving an initiation to a batch of new recruits for the Section Eight, Mason approaches and inquires that the gang was in need of help. Gunny tells Mason that they are in need of an outsider to do some undercover work, to which Mason agrees. Gunny explains that they are currently in a gang war with the Talons, and that Mason is to follow and protect a Recon Vehicle as it travels into Talons territory for espionage, should he chose to help.

## Gameplay

Mason and Spike are tasked to follow a Recon into Talon's Roost, where the player must shoot the opposing Talons as they try to destroy the Recon. The Recon will drive around the area until it has obtained enough to fill the "Scouting" meter, which will automatically complete the mission. Since the Recon is unarmed, it is fully up to the player to protect the vehicle.

## Strategies

* It is advised the player uses a bulkier vehicle for this mission, such as the Bulldog, as they will be under intensive fire from the Talons. If the player has collected the Crate collectables for Blister Canyon before this mission, using the Monster is recommended.
* The player may want to take note of the locations for the Repair pickups in the Talon's Roost area before this mission if they plan to use a weaker vehicle or are not very good with combat, as the Talons can reduce the health of an unskilled player relatively quickly.
* Since the Recon is on a set path, this mission cannot be rushed, meaning health management is very important.

## Trivia

* This mission marks the first and only appearance of the Recon. Despite being a Section Eights vehicle, it is never used outside of this mission and cannot be obtained by the player without cheats.
* After this mission, a news broadcast will come on the radio announcing the death of Uncle Woody after his demise in the mission prior.
* The Recon can be destroyed immediately after the mission is completed, and it likely will be either by the Talons or by a player with a funny sense of humor.
Drifter

The Drifter is a vehicle with Talons affiliation. It is a jarring contrast to the rest of the Talons lineup, being the only vehicle in the gang to not be based off of an American vehicle. Like all other unlockable vehicles in the game, it features two front-mounted guns and a wingman turret.

## Inspiration

The Drifter is heavily based off of a Volkswagen Beetle, even sharing the rear-engined layout. The Drifter itself is modified to more closely resemble a "Baja Bug", a popular modification of the Beetle to turn it into an offroader. This is in-tune with the vehicle being unlocked in Blister Canyon.

## How to Obtain

The Drifter can be obtained by completing the Stunt event in Blister Canyon.

## Notes and Trivia

* This is the only Talons vehicle not to be based on an American vehicle, instead being European. The Sanford is based on a 1940s American pickup, the Burner is based on a Chevrolet Bel Air, and the Grim is a modified tractor-like vehicle.
* Despite it's name, the Drifter is a relatively grippy vehicle, staying glued to the road even when the handbrake is used.
* The Drifter is one of seven cars in the game to not be based on an American vehicle, the others being Pinata, Rattail, Omega, Spirit, Bean, and Lightning.

## Gallery

The Drifter's statsDrifter's front viewDrifter's rear viewDrifter's Passenger viewDrifter's driver view
Upgrades

When you've collected enough salvage, you'll be able to purchase upgrades to your vehicle and weapons at the garage. Certain upgrades are only available at certain garages. Stacking upgrades will give you a discount of that price off the next one, so you don't have to spend as much. Each upgrade also contains a description as to what they do. Prices listed are "stacked."

## Lava Falls

* Nitrous Tank
* Nitrous Capacity 1
* Nitrous Recharge 1
* Armor 1
* Air Brake
* Flight Control
* Top Speed 1
* Acceleration 1
* Ammunation 1

## Blister Canyon

* Nitrous Duration 1
* Nitrous Capacity 2
* Nitrous Recharge 2
* Armor 2
* Salvage Magnet
* Super Brakes
* Top Speed 2
* Acceleration 2
* Ammunation 2

## Paradise City

* Nitrous Duration 2
* Nitrous Capacity 3
* Nitrous Power 1
* Nitrous Power 2
* Armor 3
* Top Speed 3
* Acceleration 3
* Ammunation 3
* Enhanced Weapon Burst Rate
Levels

In the game *Roadkill* you will do battle in vehicular car-combat in levels, levels that tailor made both the story-mode, split-screen (internet multiplayer, only for the Remake), and level(s) that were unearthed from the files:

## Lava Falls

Built on the foundation of a new dormant volcano, Lava Falls remained pretty much intact in the years following the Rot. Once the entertainment mecca of Hell County, Lava Falls has fallen under the twisted and dysfunctional rule of the psychotic Uncle Woody.

## Blister Canyon

They say disasters strike in 3's. That is no truer than when people talk about Blister Canyon. Once a thriving industrial city, Blister Canyon has seen its fair share of hard times. The first disaster struck in 77' with the total collapse of the B.C.C.M (Blister Canyon Coal Mine) putting an end to Porky Power energy plant. Next was the collapse of the Blister Canyon Dam. Flooding destroyed over half the city and the bridge to Paradise City. Last was the Rot. Those who survived wonder if the lucky ones were the ones that died.

## Paradise City

Aptly named, this city of the future was a far cry from the likes of early settlements like Blister Canyon and Lava Falls. Paradise City was the blue print that all other cities would follow. Suspended in time, near the peak of its greatness, the Sentinels and South League fight for the ultimate prize-control of Paradise City.

## TEST 2

Just a simple test level that was created to presumably test out the vehicle physics of the Infernal engine.
Cajones

The Cajones is a bright blue ute that the player is given at the start of their journey through *RoadKill.* It has fairly average stats and does not lean towards any specific use. It has decent speed and decent defense making it a good all-rounder and a vehicle the player can use for a lot of the game if they so desire. It has no affiliation with any gangs, though its modified variant Brahma does.

## Inspiration

Cajones seems to be based on a 1969 Chevrolet El Camino.

## How to Obtain

The Cajones is automatically given to you upon starting a new game.

## Trivia and Notes

* Due to an issue with the game's engine, Cajones's taillights may have trouble rendering. This is a trait shared with Ray and Bean as well as many other vehicles.
* Cajones was not originally Mason's starter car, as it replaced Primer as his starter later into development
* It can be presumed that Cajones was made very late on into development as it is broken and completely undrivable in the Playstation Magazine Demo.
* Despite the Brahma presenting itself as a modified Cajones, Brahma came first.
* Cajones's model is based on the earlier "Toro" rendition of Brahma.
* Cajones's name is close to cojones, meaning testicles in Spanish. This name plays off of Brahma as its name is based off a large breed of chicken, which could otherwise be read as "large cock".
Roadkill Remake

As of late May, masterkillz100 (Screenracer) and his team has been working on a remake of the game that the wiki is all about

on 7/30/2021, the 1st alpha release trailer was by Screenracer:

on 12/4/2021, Screenracer released the trailer for the Blister Canyon expansion:

## Features

* Multiplayer
* fully redone Single Player
* Beta elements re-established such as the beta radio/cars/weapons/etc.
* Mod support for Vehicles, Characters, Gangs, and Levels
* Custom Soundtrack support

## Download Links

* Latest Alpha Build
* Modding SDK
Molotov

The Molotov is a generic box truck that is a common spawn in all 3 cities in Hell County. It's similar to the DWI except it bears a red color scheme and is hauling an oil tanker instead of beer crates. It has a pedestrian affiliation with the Bedlamites if viewed in the garage with cheats.

## Inspiration

Like the other cargo trucks in the game, it resembles no specific vehicle. It's a generic depiction of an industrial truck

## How to Obtain

This vehicle cannot be obtained without the use of cheats.

## Notes and Trivia

* This vehicle will create a MASSIVE explosion when killed, it's capable of depleting a large chunk of the player's health and causing a screen shake effect.
Stalker

The Stalker is a sleek sports car utilized by the Sentinels at higher levels of RIOT. They often use Twister Rockets and Cluster Rockets in order to kill the player. This car shares it's model with the Ray and has very similar stats to it. Also identical to the Ray it has a rear situated turret gun and 2 frontward situated 50 caliber rifles.

## Inspiration

Like the Ray, this vehicle is based on a Fourth Generation Chevrolet Corvette

## How to Obtain

The Stalker can be obtained by surviving 20 minutes of full RIOT in Paradise City.

## Notes and Trivia

* While it shares a model with the Ray, it has a different taillight setup from it and features defined square taillights.
* The Stalker's taillights will often be invisible due to a rendering error in the game's engine. This trait is shared by a few other cars including the Cajones and Bean.
Frame Arms Girl/Books

All the publications of the Frame Arms Girl franchise.

## Manga

**Frame Arms Girl Laboratory Days** (フレームアームズ・ガール ラボ・デイズ, *Frame Arms Girl Laboratory Days*) is a manga that serves as the prequel to the anime. The chapters were serialised in Monthly Comp-Ace magazine from issued February 2017 to January 2018 till the official tankonbon release on April 10, 2017.

## References

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Released on December 26, 2016
Widget

The Widget is a two tone beige and orange hatchback with a stripped interior, side-mounted exhaust, and a small spoiler. It is an unplayable vehicle with affiliation to the "Old People" Pedestrian group, and lacks any weapons or a wingman turret like all other civilian vehicles.

## Inspiration

The Widget is based on 1970s and 1980s American hatchbacks, with the rear shape and light arrangement being based off of the AMC Gremlin.

## How to Obtain

Like all Civilian cars, the Widget cannot be obtained through normal gameplay. However, it can be driven with the usage of cheats.

## Gallery

The Widget's stats if viewed in the GaragePassenger's view of the WidgetDriver's side view of the WidgetRear view of the WidgetFront view of the WidgetA Widget naturally spawning in Paradise City
## Notes And Trivia

* If the player is to use cheats to drive the Widget, they will find that it has relatively balanced stats with good handling and decent speed. However, the subpar health and lack of any weapons leaves it a very weak vehicle with little practical use.
* Like all Civilian cars, the Widget does not spawn very frequently. However, it seems to be slightly more common in Blister Canyon than in Lava Falls or Paradise City.
* Originally, this vehicle was named the "Gizmo", a reference to the 1984 film Gremlins. This also further indicates the vehicle being based off of the AMC Gremlin.
* Strangely, this vehicle has a scripted Passenger's seat, which Spike will use if the vehicle is driven by the player. The vehicle is incapable of spawning with Passengers naturally, so it is unknown why this functionality was added.
Señor

The Senor is a blue hotrod styled vehicle that has a noticeable hood scoop and suspension similar to that of a drag car. It has an incredibly high top speed but is more sluggish compared to it's Daredevil counterpart, the Bean. It is useful for some of the Blister Canyon races but quickly becomes outclassed by cars such as the Ray or Razor. It is affiliated with the Gauchos and has a turret as well as 2 front situated guns.

## Inspiration

The Senor is based off of a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

## How to Obtain

The Senor is obtained by getting First Place in Lava Falls Race 2.
Radio Stations

In Roadkill, there are a total of 6 radio stations that exist in the game, 3 music-based and 3 talk radio. In order, these stations are:

* WILD 66.6 - A station comprised of original-composition Rock music, hosted by Ripper and Dazzle.
* QQQQ 69.3 - Also known as "Four Q", this station is hosted by Thunder Bob and plays licensed rock music.
* 96.2 GEAR - Also known as "Gear Radio", a talk station where the main discussion is weaponry. Hosted by Vinny and Frank.
* 101.1 PICK - A talk radio station where the main discussion is politics. Hosted by Stu Pickle.
* FUOK 102.3 - A station comprised of original composition rap music. Hosted by Smacker Cracker and Wrecka Hoe.
* 104.9 D-LUV - A talk radio station where the main discussion is sexual and relationship advice. Hosted by Blake Sassy and Kimberly.

While no radio stations are present on any of the three maps, it is implied that D-LUV is broadcasted out of Paradise City.

In the demo, cut radio stations were unearthed; those radio stations are:

* K BNK
* 88.1 KPLXY
Pick-ups

## Basic Pick-ups

* Health
* Nitrous
* Peace Sign

## Scavenger Hunt

As you explore Roadkill you will discover hidden blueprints and hidden crates. By picking up these objects you can unlock new vehicles and new weapons. When a new vehicle is unlocked it will appear in the list of vehicles available in your garage. When you unlock a new weapon a pickup icon for that weapon will appear near your garage.

* Blue Print
* Vehicle Crate
* Weapon Crate

## Salvage Parts

Destroy other vehicles to collect salvage parts. By collecting salvage parts you earn money that can be used to purchase vehicle upgrades in the shop. Note that as you progress through the game, salvage parts will become worth more money as you travel to new levels. These are the available salvage parts:

* Muffler
* Engine Block
* Radiator Fan
Recon

The Recon is a Section Eight vehicle that shares a model with the Banjo, although with a slightly different front end design and a camper shell. It's only used during the Blister Canyon mission Talon Recon. It is not playable by normal means, but can be driven with the use of cheats. Like the Banjo, this vehicle features no mounted weapons, leaving it incapable of self defense.

## Inspiration

The Recon seems to be based on a 1973 Chevrolet K-10.

## How to Obtain

The Recon cannot be driven in normal gameplay, but can be added to the garage and driven via the use of cheats.

## Notes and Trivia

* Despite being unplayable, the vehicle is given Section Eight affiliation. This is likely so it will be attacked by the Talons.
* If the player were to drive the Recon using cheats, they will find that the camera position is set far too high, leaving the vehicle barely visible on the screen. It also has poor top speed, but good handling and superb health. However, the lack of mounted weapons or a wingman turret leave the car relatively worthless.
* Due to a rendering error, the Recon's headlights will not load in properly outside of the garage. This error is shared with the Banjo.
* This vehicle was originally named the "Scout", as shown in the Playstation Magazine Demo build of *RoadKill*.

## Gallery

The Recon's stats if viewed in the GarageRecon from the frontRecon from the backRecon's Passenger sideRecon's driver sideThe Recon as seen in the mission "Talon Recon"
Predator

The Predator is a cut vehicle in the world of *RoadKill.* It's decently fast and agile with moderate defense, which is standard for faster cars. This car features a bright yellow paint scheme that has a livery that is identical to Max's Yellow Interceptor in the original *Mad Max* film.

## Inspiration

This vehicle is identical to Max's Yellow Interceptor in the original *Mad Max,* which is most likely why it was cut from the final game

## How to Obtain

It is not obtainable in the final release of *RoadKill* but you may obtain it in the Playstation Magazine Demo via memory editing.

## Trivia and Notes

* Despite not being selectable and not appearing in traffic in the Playstation Magazine Demo, it is still perfectly drivable when used via memory editing, and even has a functioning wingman turret, as well as proper deformation and detachment.
Warrior

The Warrior is a vehicle that was Cut from *RoadKill*. It is a very rusty muscle car with a wingman turret and two frontward situation guns, which implies Mason Strong would have been able to obtain this vehicle. While this vehicle is absent in the retail version of the game, it appears in the Playstation Magazine Demo.

## Inspiration

The Warrior is a direct bootleg of the Mad Max Interceptor, with barely any design alterations.

## How to Obtain

The Warrior is not normally playable even in the Playstation Magazine Demo, however with the usage of memory editing it is possible to drive the vehicle. This vehicle is completely absent in the final game however, and cannot be driven or viewed.

## Trivia and Notes

* Although this vehicle is not normally playable in the Playstation Magazine Demo, it is still driveable when used via memory editing, featuring unique stats, model deformation, and detachables.
* The wingman turret is not functional in the Demo, so while Spike will sit in the passenger's seat as normal, he will not be able to help defend the player.
* Without memory editing, the player will never see the Warrior at all even in the Playstation Magazine Demo, as it does not naturally spawn as A.I. and cannot be driven. This is likely due to the unfinished wingman turret.
* If the player drives the Warrior via memory editing, they will find that it is a relatively balanced and uninteresting vehicle. Top speed is low but not pathetic, Health is average, handling is decent but not thrilling, the vehicle is perfectly average. Since the stats are not placeholders, it can be assumed that Warrior was intended to be a very early unlock.
* If the player damages the front of the Warrior, they can see a leftover element of an earlier design for the vehicle, showing it to have dual headlights on each side, rather than single lights.

## Gallery

The Warrior's stats when viewed in the garageWarrior's front viewWarrior's rear viewWarrior's Passenger viewWarrior's driver viewWarrior's early dual headlights, as seen by damaging the front of the vehicle
Grim (Vehicle)

Grim's vehicle is one of the two boss vehicles you will fight in your journey through Hell County. Grim has a rather strange vehicle that has some unique abilities, such as EMP and cloaking. Thanks to his ability to cloak himself and become invisible his boss battle may be a bit tough. Your best bet is to look where Spike is facing and shoot there. Grim also has the unique ability to pick up Repair Pickups like the player and repair his vehicle.

## Inspiration

Grim's vehicle is unique for *RoadKill* and is a combination of tractor parts and semi cab parts

## How to Obtain

Grim's vehicle cannot be obtained without cheats

## Notes and Trivia

* Similar to Axl's vehicle all of Grim's boss abilities cannot be utilized when his vehicle is used by the player. However unlike Axl's vehicle, the player can drive it without using an exploit and can use any standard weapon with it.
Nine Cities of the West

The **Nine Cities of the West** are the nine principal cities of western Lemuria. They were founded by the people of Nemedis during their westward migrations and expansions thousands of years before the birth of Thongor.

### The Nine Cities

* Cadorna
* Kathool
* Patanga
* Pelorm
* Shembis
* Tarakus
* Thurdis
* Tsargol
* Zangabal

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Appendix - Time Chart of Lemurian History)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor Fights the Pirates of Tarakus* (Appendix - The Aeon of the Gray Magicians, where the Nine Cities are listed.)
Roadkill

*RoadKill* is set in an alternate history inspired by classic post-apocalyptic road films like the *Mad Max* series and *Death Race 2000*.

## Plot Synopsis

In the 1980s a deadly plague known as "The Rot" was released and killed off most of the world's population and brought nearly all the world governments to their knees. In the midst of all the chaos a man named Mason Strong who before the plague has a long employment history such as a taxi driver, used car salesman, bouncer, demolition derby driver, and even a short-lived tour in the military. Today Mason finds himself in a world gone mad, a world without law and order, where gangs engage in open warfare on the streets 24/7.

Mason must work his way up the ranks of the gangs, surviving as best as he can in the new world, a world without any laws or politics...
Twister Rocket

The Twister Rocket is the least powerful rocket based weapon that you can find in *RoadKill.* It has some usefulness but once you obtain the other rocket weapons it gets outclassed very quickly. It can be found in various locations depending on what city you're in. This weapon is also used by specific Sentinel units, most commonly the Stalker.

## Usage

The Twister Rocket is like the Cluster Rocket but it fires one dumb-fire missile rather than 10. It's not useful on it's own but is very capable when paired with other weapons. It's low ammo consumption can also be utilized making it quite the backup weapon if all else fails.
Gaogaigar

**CrossFrame Girl GaoGaiGar** is a Frame Arms Girl models created by Kotobukiya Co parodied off from the Gaogaigar mecha from the **King of Braves Gaogaigar** series.

## Character Profile

From "The King of Braves GaoGaiGar" the magnificent GaoGaiGar is transformed into a winsome girl thanks to the Cross Frame Girl model-kit lineup from Kotobukiya! Pose her as a regular girl, or reproduce several of GaoGaiGar's forms from the anime -- Galeon, GaiGar, and GaoGaiGar! When in GaiGar form, she can have either the DrillGao or StealthGao mounted to her arms, and docking parts are included to carry LinerGao and StealthGao too. Also included with the figure are interchangeable hands for the Protect Shade and Hell and Heaven moves

## Trivia

* The character designer for this figure is Eho Komago.
Axl

“I want them eating out of my hands! They will bow to me!”
~ **Axl, monologuing to Mason Strong**

Axl is the draconian leader of the Sentinels who is murdered by the protagonist Mason Strong in the finale of the game. He is shown to have dictator-like tendencies and is hellbent on obtaining as much power as possible. He was a former associate with Mason before Mason made the decision to leave him due to his aforementioned tendencies, which prompted the events of *RoadKill* to happen.

## Trivia

* Axl is voiced by Christopher Sabat, a prolific voice actor most known for voicing Vegeta in the English dub of the Dragon Ball Z series.
* The back of Axl's vest has a bird (an Eagle, Falcon, or something similar) embroidered on it, this could be seen as a parallel to Mason's snake as a snake is an animal that slithers across the ground and a bird is an animal that takes to the sky.
* His name can be considered a reference to Guns 'N' Roses, alongside the city name Paradise City
* On his own vehicle, the right side has a similar logo to a 40k Inquisitor rosette
Machine Gun

The Machine Gun is the player's default weapon that they will start with. It always has infinite ammo by default and will always stay with the player even after death.

## Usage

The Machine Gun is instantly outclassed by the Minigun which you get very early in the game. This weapon's only real usage is a failsafe for if your other weapons run out of ammo, however at the end of the game once you purchase the "Enhanced Weapon Burst Rate" upgrade, the Machine Gun's rate of fire is on par with that of the Minigun. This makes this weapon marginally more useful in combat sitations.
Roadkill: FAQ

Now, to the peaple who stumbled onto this wiki has a lot, and I mean A LOT, of questions regarding, in my opinion, an underated gem Roadkill. So, I will answer the most pertinent and asked questions:

* ***Why did you make a wiki for Roadkill™*** Loria
* ***But why though?*** Loria
* ***Why did A TO Z?*** loria
* ***When does it go on sale?*** Good question
Weapons

There are two types of weapons in RoadKill, Primary Weapons and Secondary Weapons. Primary weapons are offensive, and fire from the front of your vehicle. Secondary Weapons are defensive and usually drop from the rear of your car.

## Primary Weapons

* Machine Gun
* Mini Gun
* Twister Rocket
* Scatter Gun
* Cluster Rocket
* Bolt Gun
* BGM
* Homing Rocket
* Sniper Rifle
* Air Strike

## Secondary Weapons

* Bomb
* Grenade
* Laser Trip Mine
* Concussion Mine
* Det Mine
* EMP
Blake Sassy

“"Dada da da da, I'm gay!"”
~ **Blake Sassy**

Blake Sassy is one of the two hosts of the talk radio station 104.9 D-LUV. Acting as co-host and friend to Kimberly.

### Personal Life

Blake is 34 years old, and is in a committed open relation to his presumed husband Bastion. It is unknown where he lives, although it can be presumed that he lives somewhere in Paradise City due to D-LUV being broadcasted from there. He is a self-proclaimed fashionista, wearing "only the latest trends". He is a very materialistic person, being wowed by things like fashion and day spas. Oh, and he is very gay.

### Ingame

In the game, he plays no part to the story, just like every other radio host. While he is never seen physically, he gives a somewhat detailed description of his appearance on the radio. He ultimately serves no relevance outside of comedic relief.
Thunder Bob

“Alright you crazy Mo'Faqers.”
~ **Thunder Bob**

Thunder Bob is a radio personality in the world on *RoadKill* who hosts the radio station QQQQ 69.3. He seems rather lonely and attempts to appear famous when he doesn't have many fans. The few fans he does have he often treats them with value (excluding the moment when he tells a "fan" to shut up when the song "Heading Out To The Highway" by Judas Priest begins playing).

## Trivia

* Thunder Bob was meant to get a woman named "Jessica" on air for promotion purposes, however he fails to do this. Jessica will call in and call Thunder Bob out for not holding up his end of the deal and giving her a rash. Thunder Bob dismisses this by playing the song "Jessie's Girl" by Rick Springfield.
Banjo

The Banjo is an older looking pickup truck that spawns in all 3 cities in *RoadKill* and is used as a target vehicle in the Blister Canyon mission "Package Pickup"*.* It has no defining features and is simply used as a throwaway NPC vehicle. It has a pedestrian affiliation with Old People.

## Inspiration

The Banjo seems to be based off of a 1973 Chevrolet K-10, similar to Recon.

## How to Obtain

This vehicle cannot be obtained without the use of cheats.

## Notes and Trivia

* For mission scripting purposes, the Banjo is INCREDIBLY fast and is able to rival the likes of Omega and Fang when used by a player.
* The Banjo can have its entire bed removed, which is a trait no other truck in the game has.
* Due to an issue with the game's engine the Banjo's headlights may have trouble rendering at times, which is another trait shared with the Recon.
* It shares a model with Recon, however has different headlights.
* For some reason, the Banjo's front and rear rims are noticeably different sizes.
Vehicles

There are a total of thirty seven vehicles available in the game (not including the pedestrian vehicles, non-playable vehicles, multiplayer vehicles, and cut vehicles from the beta), ranging from cargo vans to modified police cars. Each car has it's own different stats. Trucks won't get to top speed very fast, but they can take more damage, where smaller cars can outrun others, but can't withstand much punishment. Here is a list of all the cars in the game, sorted alphabetically.

* Bagger
* Bean
* Blade
* Brady
* Brahma
* Bruiser
* Bulldog
* Burner
* Cajones
* Drifter
* Ese
* Fang
* Fireball
* Goblin
* Grinder
* Juice
* Lawdog
* Lizard
* Mercenary
* Monster
* Mullet
* Offroad
* Omega
* Pig
* Piñata
* Predator
* Primer
* Pumpkin
* Rattail
* Ray
* Razor
* Rigg
* Sanford
* Señor
* Shag
* Stalker
* Stump
* S.T.V.
* Thunder
* Tornado
* Tub
* Vault
* Warchild
* Warrior
Scatter Gun

The Scatter Gun has mechanics that are nearly identical to a typical shotgun. It's loud and it has very obnoxious spreadfire. It can be obtained by collecting it's blueprint and packages in Lava Falls.

## Usage

Even from when you first get it, the Scatter Gun is a VERY good weapon. It can deal massive damage if you're close to your target, being able to one shot cars such as the Lawdog and any civilian car (besides the industrial box trucks) by lategame. Even when not close-range to your target this weapon is still very versatile. It may be an early game weapon but you'll be using it until you kill Axl.
Bruiser

The Bruiser is a Sentinel vehicle that shares a model with the Vault. It's one of the Sentinel's more bulky vehicles and will chase you with Twister Rockets at full RIOT. It's slow and bulky like the Vault but can take a lot of punishment. Like the Vault it has a very large wingman turret gun and 2 frontward situated 50 caliber rifles.

## Inspiration

The Vault and Bruiser both use the same industrial truck base that vehicles such as the DWI and Molotov use

## How to Obtain

The Bruiser can be obtained by surviving 15 minutes with a full RIOT level in Blister Canyon.

## Notes and Trivia

* Despite being a direct reskin of the Vault, it has a different engine sound than it.
Chino

“What's the good news?”
~ **Chino, right before being shot**

Chino, moments before his demise at the hands of Uncle Woody

Chino was a Daredevil who was part of the conspiracy to overthrow Uncle Woody and take the Fun Park from him. He unfortunately dies by Uncle Woody's hand however after being caught. Not much is known about him other than that he was part of the plan to overthrow Woody.

## Trivia

* He wears yellow tinted shades, which cannot be seen on any Daredevil in-game.
* He appears as very naive, unknowing of his fate until Uncle Woody directly pulls out a gun.
* He's become somewhat of a meme/shitpost in the small *RoadKill* community.
Gangs

Apart from the Sentinels, none of the gangs are generally hostile to the player unless they are seen driving around in the opposing gang's cars as designated on the car select screen. Local rivalries do not expand beyond their individual islands with the exception of the Sentinels. For example, the player can drive a South League gang car from Paradise City around Lava Falls without repercussion from any of its local gangs.

There are eight gangs throughout the county, all vying for control except for the Scavengers. You'll deal with all of them, unfortunately. They are listed here, in order you encounter/battle them.

* Scavengers
* Daredevils
* Gauchos
* Section Eights
* Talons
* South League
* Dreg Lords
* Sentinels

Two other gangs were meant to appear in the game, but were cut. A vehicle known as the Warchild is leftover in the files, and presumably belonged to the leader of one of these two gangs. One of these Gangs could have possibly been named the Nomads.
Buildings

## The Garage

Use the Garage to switch available vehicles and to save your game progress. After entering the Garage, the Switch Vehicle option will be displayed. Press the directional button up or down to cycle through available vehicles.

## The Shop

Use the shop to spend your cash to upgrade your vehicle. Each level (Lava Falls, Blister Canyon, and Paradise City) has a different set of upgrades for you to purchase. While in the Shop, press the directional button up or down to highlight an item, then press the X button to purchase. The money you have to spend is displayed at the top right of the screen.

See Shop Upgrades, for details on the items available in the Shop
Lightning

The Lightning is a sleek sports car with a stripped interior, dual side-mounted exhausts, and tri-color paint job. It is an unplayable vehicle with affiliation to the "Prostitutes" Pedestrian group, and lacks any weapons or a wingman turret like all other civilian vehicles.

## Inspiration

The Lightning takes most of it's design inspiration from the Nissan Fairlady Z (Z31).

## How to Obtain

Like all Civilian cars, the Lightning cannot be obtained through normal gameplay. However, it can be driven with the usage of cheats.

## Gallery

The Lightning's stats if viewed in the garage with cheatsLightning's Passenger viewLightning's driver viewLightning's rear viewLightning's front viewA Lightning naturally spawning in Lava Falls
## Notes And Trivia

* If the player is to use cheats to drive the Lightning, they will find that it has very poor stats. Despite it's name, it is very slow, and has pathetically low health. Due to this, coupled with the lack of weapons, this vehicle is all but useless to the player.
* Like all Civilian cars, the Lightning does not spawn very frequently. However, it seems to be slightly more common in Lava Falls than any other location.
* The Lightning is one of seven cars in the game to not be based on an American vehicle, the others being Pinata, Drifter, Omega, Spirit, Bean, and Rattail.
* This vehicle's beta name was "Turbo", as evidenced by the Playstation Magazine Demo.
Yellow

The Yellow is a modified school bus that appears as a roadblock in the Lava Falls Story Mission "Briefcase". It's appearance is very brief and it is only meant to serve as an obstacle to keep the player from leaving Uncle Woody's Fun Park. When driven by the player with the usage of cheats, they will find this vehicle is very large but surprisingly fast for it's size. It's able to take a bit more damage than the average vehicle due to it's roadblock nature.

## Inspiration

Yellow appears to be based off of a 2001 Freightliner FS-65

## How to Obtain

This vehicle cannot be obtained without the usage of cheats.

## Notes and Trivia

* This vehicle appears in the end FMV as it hits Axl, preventing him from shooting Mason Strong.
* This is one of the few vehicles in the game to have a unique amount of guns, only having a single machine gun and no wingman turret.
* Despite most of *RoadKill's* roster not being newer than 1989, this vehicle is based off of a school bus that only entered production in 2001.
Axl (Vehicle)

Axl's vehicle is a gigantic APC with a roller that can one hit KO anything that comes in contact with it, as well as 4 guns contrary to the standard 3 guns most armed vehicles have. It shares an engine sound with the DWI and Molotov and can take a **TON** of punishment due to it's final boss nature.

## Inspiration

Axl's vehicle is completely unique for *RoadKill*

## How to Obtain

Axl's vehicle cannot be obtained without the use of cheats, however even when obtained it is unable to be driven without an exploit involving saving the game. If a player attempts to drive it without using aforementioned exploit they will be softlocked in a glitchy state.

## Notes and Trivia

* Despite not looking it, Axl's vehicle is a **heavily** modified Gauntlet, which is a normal non-boss Sentinel vehicle.
* Axl's vehicle vaguely resembles a scorpion (the roller being the pincers, the secondary turret being a stinger, etc.). This may be symbolism due to a scorpion representing both evil and courage in spiritualism.
* None of the normal game weapons excluding the Air Strike function on his vehicle. This is odd considering he will use the Scatter Gun during his boss fight.
* Despite his stats illustrating his vehicle as one of the best in the game, having exceptional top speed, health, and acceleration, it is quite slow when actually driven and can be worn down quite easily.
* While his roller is able to one hit KO you and other vehicles during his boss fight, the roller is not actually functional when this vehicle is driven by a player.
* The logo on the right side of his vehicle is very similar to a 40k Inquisitor rosette
DWI

The DWI is a standard delivery truck which is presumed to be hauling beer. It commonly spawns in all 3 cities and is used as a mission prop once in Lava Falls.

## Inspiration

Like the other cargo trucks in the game, it resembles no specific vehicle. It's a generic depiction of an industrial truck

## How to Obtain

This vehicle cannot be obtained without the use of cheats.
Talons

The Talons are a very nomadic faction who are extremely unorganized. They work similar to a tribe and are one of the few factions to have 2 bosses. They are the faction you will work against in the Blister Canyon story arc.

Gang Vehicles
 Drifter | Light Vehicle
 Burner | Balanced Vehicle
 Grim | Boss Vehicle
Fireball

The Fireball is a purple muscle car sporting generic yellow and orange flames that has an affiliation with South League. It's very much a speed focused car, being able to win most races with ease as well as evade pursuers. It's a semi-common spawn in Paradise City due to its gang affiliation, it also seems to appear in the loading screen art for Lava Falls despite never appearing there. It appears as an opponent in Paradise City Race 1, where you can beat it and subsequently be awarded with it.

## Inspiration

Fireball seems to be based off of a 1971 Plymouth Barracuda

## How to Obtain

The Fireball is obtained by getting First Place in Paradise City Race 1.

## Trivia and Notes

* The Fireball's inspiration is hinted at even more in earlier versions of the game, where it sports the name of "Piranha", similar to the Barracuda with them both being types of fish.
* This vehicle appeared prominently in promotional screenshots, leading us to believe that it may have played a bigger role in earlier versions of *RoadKill,* though this is just speculation.
Minigun

The Minigun is a very basic weapon but it gets the job done. It's essentially the Machine Gun but it eats up ammo and it's way faster. It can drain the health of enemies fast but it drains it's own ammo just as fast.

## Usage

The Minigun is a mediocre weapon that's only good early game, it has good damaging capabilities with how ludicrous it's firing rate is however this is all nullified by how fast it goes through ammo. It's possibly one of the most ammo consuming weapons in *RoadKill* alongside the Cluster Rocket.
Pumpkin

The Pumpkin is an orange muscle car with a blower that shares a model with the Hoss. It has a wingman turret and 2 grille situated guns, it has no gang affiliation.

## Inspiration

Like the Hoss it is based off of a 1967 Chevrolet Camaro

## How to Obtain

You can obtain this vehicle by winning Race 2 in Blister Canyon.

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