Activision has popped a multiplayer demo for their recently released arcade racing game, Blur, on the PlayStation Network.

And according to Dan Amrich, Social Media Manager at Activision, ‘Pools of lightning bolts, explosive mines, bursts of nitro speed, and big glowing red balls of homing-missile danger” come standard. Yes!

The demo promises to deliver a “pretty sizeable chunk of what the game has to offer.” To be exact it features a “dozen real-world cars, including I’ll-never-own-it-but-I-can-drool rides like the Lotus Exige Cup 260 and Ford GT; six tracks in two gameplay modes; seven mods that let you tweak the game mechanics to match your style of play; all eight of the chaotic power-ups; and the ability to boast about your skills to friends on the PlayStation Network with a single button press.”

El33tonline enjoyed their time spent on the track in Blur, so feel free to read our review of the game before jumping into the demo.