Drive fast. Trust no one. Deliver or die.”

The world burned. Now it races.

In the savage ruins of post-apocalyptic America, where cities are ash and trust is currency, the Twisted Metal tournament returns — louder, bloodier, and deadlier than ever. Road to Oblivion picks up after the fiery fall of New San Fran, where a shattered society clings to myth and violence.

John Doe (Mark Wahlberg), once a reluctant courier, now rides with purpose — but ghosts trail him like smoke. Memories of betrayal, of roads not taken, and a name he can’t forget. Redemption is calling… but so is the reaper.

Into the chaos rolls Axel Voss (Vin Diesel), a former general turned wasteland warlord, armored in steel and vengeance. He doesn’t race for survival — he races to rule, using brute force and mind games to break the other drivers before they reach the finish line.

But the real wildcard? Ghostline (Tom Cruise) — a nameless, faceless hunter with a past buried in classified files and a driving style like death incarnate. He’s not here to win. He’s here to erase.

As the road winds through burning cities, mutant-infested zones, and memory-warping canyons, alliances are forged in desperation and broken in blood. Each car is a weapon. Each driver, a ticking time bomb. And in the distance lies Oblivion — a rumored haven beyond the fallout where one wish is granted… if you survive long enough to claim it.

From creator Michael Jonathan Smith, based on the iconic PlayStation franchise, Twisted Metal 2: Road to Oblivion is an adrenaline-fueled descent into madness — packed with outrageous vehicular carnage, savage dark humor, and twisted reflections on identity, power, and freedom.

This isn’t just a race. It’s war on wheels.

💥 Buckle up. The apocalypse has no speed limit.
Coming Summer 2025 — only on Peacock and in select IMAX theaters.