Horizon Chase Turbo (2018)
Genres:Indie, Sport, Racing
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer, Split screen
Story:Horizon Chase Turbo is a standalone homage to classic 16-bit racers that defined a generation of high-speed, frenetic arcade fun. The game ignites an instant blast of nostalgia with catchy contemporary chiptune music, split screen multiplayer and retro design with modern gameplay.
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A love letter to arcade racers from the 90s, huge Top Gear vibes and absolute nostalgia food, I love this game and I would throw my money at it if it ever released on GOG
This game is a legend. It should be accessibe on GOG. With the Senna expansion. That's also an excellent experience and fun. It perfectly gives back the 80s-90s retro racing, now with 120+ FPS. Amazing reflex game.
Excellent 90s style arcade racer with a awesome soundtrack.
I finished the world tour on both PS4 and PC (Epic version), the Summer Vibes DLC is just too good.
The servers have been shut down. Aquiris modified the game to work fully offline, but some stuff is missing: No racing times are being saved, the ghost car won't work, all players are called 'Horizon Chaser'. And of course there are no multiplayer or friends components anymore.
Most of this could have been done with offline files ...
Still. Even with these things missing, it's still an awesome game and it deserves a DRM free verion.
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