You start off abruptly in a deathmatch-style race where you're told to escape from the cops, which leads you to believe that you can win this race. Virtually everything beyond these core elements of the game has only been roughed in, as if you're playing a test concept demo.Ĭareer mode is weak. Solo play and multiplayer are supported, although there doesn't seem to be a big audience playing online at present. The goal is to either beat the baddies to the finish line in races, killing them in the process or simply roaring past them, or to blow them all up early and often in deathmatches. You drive a car through murderous races set in various vaguely postapocalyptic wastelands, shooting boxes that contain various power-ups like nitro speed boosts, extra ammo, and cash, all while blasting away at enemies. Pictures don't tell the whole story here, as Death Rally actually looks kind of exciting in most screenshots.īasic gameplay is in the same ballpark as the original Death Rally. Simplistic controls, grinding gameplay, and a dull career mode make for a sleepy racer that isn't worth even the $10 price tag. Unfortunately, it takes less time than you can think "Wow, that's from way back when we still played PC games in DOS!" before you realize that this reboot-which first arrived on iOS and Android platforms last year-is a reject. Revisit those thrilling days of yesteryear in Remedy Entertainment's Death Rally, a remake of the company's fondly remembered top-down arcade racer from 1996. This racing revival lacks all of the intensity and mayhem that made the original Death Rally such a great game. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies Review Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy Review Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures Review AA Receive daily updates: Facebook Twitter YouTube
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