Maybe I am doing something wrong but I cannot say anything else than: "This game is fun for a few minutes. I liked the game very much - in the first 10 minutes. When you slipped because of an oil puddle or hit an obstacle you need to manually shift down to first gear (which sometimes doesn't work too well) and it takes ages to accelerate again After finishing a track you get directly back to the title screen - which makes it just 4 tracks to race. There doesn't seem to be a difference between the game types except that you can choose your tracks in single race mode. You can choose three different game types: practice, single race and world championship - The different tracks have a nice variety of surroundings, extras and obstaclesĪnd now the sad Cons of Deadly Racer. The car animations are very fluent and its fun to race through the tracks with these accurate controls. Left and right is for - guess what - steering. Pushing the stick forwards or backwards (or cursor-keys up and down) makes you shift gears. Pressing the fire button or space key makes you car accelerate. You can choose keyboard or joystick control. So instead of a Toyota Celica we have the Toyosa Cerica. All seven (!) cars are drawn very pretty and look like the original. Let's begin talking about the Pros in this game. The engine is the same we had in Rally Championships, the gameplay is fun and the graphics are superb. Deadly Racer is an arcade-style version of a rally racing game. Deadly Racer sound quite cool, doesn't it? Sounds like sitting in a killer machine like Carmageddon or Destruction Derby! But it just sounds like that. The game has the same engine as Rally Championships but now you don't envolved in management and it is stunt races.Īnother racing game comes along. Tracks has many obstacles to avoid, and your goal now is to win a race with less damage. In the game you can choose one of the best rally cars, like Toyota Cerica (real Celica) and Mancia (real Lancia) Delta to try your driving skills on one of four types of track.
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