Elon Musk's Cybertruck is getting absolutely roasted on Twitter, and people thinks it looks like something out of a badly rendered video game

• Tesla unveiled its first ever truck, the Cybertruck, on Thursday evening.
• The Cybertruck is a 6-passenger pickup featuring 3 motors, armored glass, and up to 500 miles of range. It has an extremely angular design.
• Twitter has been busily roasting the Cybertruck since the unveiling, with many people saying it looks like a vehicle out of a badly-rendered video game.
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Tesla's new Cybertruck has not had the easiest start.

CEO Elon Musk unveiled the $39,900 Cybertruck on Thursday night. This is Tesla's first ever truck which Musk has been hyping up for months.

The Cybertruck is made of a heavy-duty stainless steel and armored glass, and carries six passengers.

The presentation itself hit a snag when Musk tried to show off the truck's armored windows - and his lead designer promptly smashed them.

But it seems the Cybertruck has more to worry about than a hiccup in its unveiling. Its strangely angular design is being widely derided on Twitter.

Some people said the truck's blocky design reminded them of a badly rendered video game.

The video game comparisons didn't end there. Some compared the design to the Warthog, an all-terrain vehicle from the "Halo" franchise.

Although this isn't necessarily a bad thing for some customers.

One user said its aesthetic came straight from the surreal game "Death Stranding."

Others compared the unveiling to the car designed by Homer Simpson in the 1991 Simpsons episode "O Brother Where Art Thou."

A Google research scientist tweeted the angular car was reminiscent of the Tomb Sweeping Festival, a festival celebrated in some east Asian countries where people buy paper models of material goods and home comforts to burn and send to their ancestors.

The truck's exterior wasn't the only part that took a hammering.

Whether the Cybertruck's design will be an impediment to its success remains to be seen.