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Death Rally comes from an obscure but excellent history. It shares a title and premise with the 1996 PC title Death Rally, which gave you a car, a gun, and very few rules as you were turned loose on several tracks played in an overhead style similar to late 80s to early 90s arcade racing games like Ivan ’Ironman’ Stewart’s Super Off Road. Great track design combined with gradually upgrading your car resulted in a game that was easy to learn, and had just the right mix of racing and fighting. Now in 2012, we have a remake of that classic. While it gets the basic idea right, some of the details aren’t quite as they should be.
Remedy Entertainment, creator of Control, Max Payne and more started off making a racing game, Death Rally, and now it's free on Steam.
"Not to be confused with its rather middling remake"
And yet confusingly the screenshot is from its rather middling remake
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148apps: This action-packed combat racer brings new meaning to the phrase "burning rubber."
