BloxNG crash physics, according to the official listing

Deform Dynamics describes BloxNG as having “the most realistic crash physics on Roblox,” and then lists the behaviours it wants that claim to rest on: soft-body deformation for each car, metal that crumples and folds where it is hit, wheels that snap off, doors that hang open, glass that cracks and shatters, and engines, tyres or smaller parts that can break. Speed, angle and weight are said to shape every crash.

Written and reviewed by BloxNG Wiki Editorial Team · Updated 12 November 2026 (EST)

A white sedan on fire after a crash next to a beige pickup with a crumpled hood, loose panels and blue fluid on a tiled lot — Official Roblox experience thumbnail for BloxNG. Two wrecked vehicles and scattered body panels.

What the official description lists

Claim on the Roblox listing	How this guide treats it
Soft-body deformation for each car	Stated by the developer; this site does not independently verify the engine.
Metal crumples and folds exactly where it is hit	Developer wording from the listing.
Wheels snap off, doors hang open, glass cracks and shatters	Developer wording from the listing.
Break the engine, tyres or small car parts	Developer wording from the listing.
Speed, angle and weight shape every crash	Developer wording from the listing.
The most realistic crash physics on Roblox	This is a promotional claim on the listing, not a comparison this unofficial guide can confirm.

Official thumbnails match that pitch visually: crumpled hoods, detached wheels, hanging body panels, shattered glass and smoke after a collision, including highway chases with police cars. The images show the intended look. They are not a physics specification, and this page does not add handling numbers that the listing does not publish.

A white sports car stopped on a highway with a crumpled hood, open door, hanging body panels and police cars closing in — Official Roblox experience thumbnail for BloxNG. A wrecked car surrounded by police vehicles.

What is not published

The public description does not name a physics engine, does not give deformation budgets, and does not list which parts are simulated on every vehicle. Whether every shop car uses the same soft-body setup is unconfirmed. Repair, insurance, or a damage-cost formula is also unpublished on the listing, even though official game-pass text talks about earning cash from crashes and spending it at a dealership.

Because the experience is still labelled as a beta, any of these behaviours may change in later updates. The Roblox Games API recorded an update timestamp on 12 November 2026; the listing does not publish a written changelog for that update.