Roadkill – death racing inspired by old school projects, such as Twisted Metal. Players will need to choose their combat vehicle and arm themselves with powerful guns to explore the post-apocalyptic wasteland world. Each vehicle and weapon has its own unique characteristics that determine the strategy and tactics of battles. The gameplay of Roadkill is distinguished by its high speed and intense dynamics of fights.

The environment is completely interactive. Landscape features must be used for strategic purposes. It is necessary to gain an advantage over your opponent through dust storms, blizzards, buildings, etc. Natural disasters or any objects in the location can play into your hands in battle. Cars have the ability to jump, which will allow you to climb to higher areas of locations. The verticality of gameplay opens up additional tactical possibilities.

All vehicles have their own individual physics, individual armor reserves, different speeds, handling, their own type of weapons, etc. There are various bonuses scattered across the maps that can boost the vehicle's speed and power, or provide ammunition, rockets, additional nitro points, etc. Each map has a unique style, its own set of obstacles, traps and other features. Several drivers take part in the battles at once, which significantly increases the degree of madness happening on the screen.