Xpand Rally (2004)
Genres:Sport, Simulator, Racing
Themes:Non-fiction
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Xpand Rally is a breathtaking game that gives you the true to life experience of driving powerful rally cars amidst photorealistic sceneries. Realistic weather effects, rolling hills, and animated scenery all add to game's visual perfection. Xpand Rally also features highly detailed models of modern rally cars and handling physics developed with the help of rally sport professionals which further enhance the realism of driving experience.Show more
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Own this on Steam and it plays great, minus the lack of Native Widescreen support that is. Controller works, but it's still not great that you can't map the Right-analog for some reason. This game is the many alternative to buy a Rally Racing game, ever since the original DiRT Trilogy got delisted. Also, the UI is absolutely bad now, because this game ages and it's the only game Techland has forgotten. Which is a shame really.
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