For many years, racing Sims We went a long wayThe gaming computers and consoles became more powerful, physics and tires have become more accurate, and after Covid it seems that almost everyone has an installation of a SIM card of the house. Sim Racing even became a generally accepted route to the world of real motorsport (not to be confused with the Racing Indy League).
But what if you do not want to become the next maximum VerstAppen? What if you miss the more carefree days of the old ones, where loyalty was not so high, and did not become bets? Rally Arcade Classics It is worth looking.
Developed by Net2kgames, you might think about Cancer As a spiritual successor of legendary names, such as the Sega and Colin Mcrae Rally. Forget about nurging or even street purposes set forth in the famous cities that you could visit; Instead, this game about races in terms of points against watch-to-the-main landscapes who remember old fans of the World Cup.
Not a focus, but Sufoc WRC, which receives air in Finland.
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There is Finland, with a large number of fast ground roads, complete with the ridges that your car will launch into the air. Or dusty, sinusoidal mountain roads Greece. Catalyuna (in Spain) provides the technical stages of asphalting. And Monte -Carlo combines asphalt, ice, snow and complex angles. But since this is raised, each place is divided into a series of short stages. Oh, and some of them will be at night.
Then there are cars. This is an indie game, not the AAA title, so there are no official OEM licenses here. But there are many cars that you will learn from the 1970s, 80s and 90s. They include a mixture of the mechanism in front, rear and all -wheel drive drives, some of them are road cars and others, strongly modified for rallying. You start in the slowest of them, Kopper, which is a mini-domed outside the brand, a car that won the famous victory at a rally in Monte Carlo of 1964, despite the fact that it was a lot, a lot of horsepower on RWD cars that he beat.
Car models, not Tourism Gran 7“Leul, close enough so that you really do not notice that the Peugeot 205 is called Paigot 5, or Golf GTI is now a wolf. Betta is Lancia Delta Integrale, Fourtro is Audi Quattro, and Selicka is Toyota Celica, but I must admit that I am not quite sure why Subaru Imprezas is called the Imperial R and Mr. Bang Sti – answers in comments, if you know, please.
