Patrik Pajer There are racing games that give you the exact feel of what it's like to sit in a roaring car and cut corners at the limit of human ability. Realistic simulations bring us closer to the experiences of real racing drivers, but other games see the attractive part of racing in something else. Art of rally (the game differs in that it refuses to use capital letters in the title) from the studio Funselektor Labs Inc. also fits into this category. You can't shake the feeling that he wants us to think of rally racing as art.
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It must be clear to you already from the pictures that the game is successful, at least from the visual side. Upon first launch, an open world full of beautiful low-polygon panoramas jumps out at you. You will go to those with a large number of similarly styled cars. Although they lack a real license, racing fans will no doubt recognize that the generically named Pharo is actually a BMW 2002. With such legends, you will enjoy arcade racing, which, however, due to its character, forces you to be careful with your driving and pay attention behavior of individual cars
During the game you travel through five countries and over sixty different tracks. Between individual races, you can then battle it out in the aforementioned open world, where various challenges await you, such as collecting all the letters to build the "rally" sign. The developers are definitely fans of good old Tony Hawk. If you are interested in unconventional racing on gravel accompanied by a brilliant synthwave soundrack, give the art of rally a chance. What it loses in capital letters, it makes up for with an obvious love of racing and original formal processing.
- Developer: Funselektor Labs Inc.
- Čeština: Not
- Price: 14,69 €
- Platform: macOS, Windows, Linux, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X
- Minimum requirements for macOS: macOS 10.13 or later, Intel Core i3 processor at a minimum frequency of 2,9 GHz, 4 GB of RAM, Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 graphics card or better, 6 GB of free disk space
Thanks for the tip, I will probably buy it, it looks very nice!