Johnny writes - "Another game coming from the My.com stable of ‘free to play’ titles is World Of Speed, a racing game under development by Slightly Mad Studios, the same developers that are currently developing Project Cars. We have all played racing games through the years and they remain a firm favourite among the gaming community, and ‘free to play’ racing games offer little in the way of satisfaction to the connoisseurs among us. Many of them are just point to point racers with no customisations, little in the way of objectives and even less choice in the way of cars. World Of Speed is looking to change all that, and bring gamers a true racing game that fans of the genre will be drooling over, while newcomers won’t believe it’s free. We were able to get some playtime with World Of Speed recently and were able to test out a number of cars over a track based in Russia. World Of Speed is continually announcing and adding new cars to be featured in the game and as I was told, will continue to evolve the experience for players around the world by bringing them more iconic cars and tracks."
From MMORPG: "The World of Speed Steam page has been updated with a new developer blog to provide readers with information about what the team has been working on most recently as the game races towards Open Beta. Most notably, players can expect several new systems to launch after the start of Open Beta including: Clans, new game modes, and a new chat system."
VVV: "Remember Slightly Mad Studios’ online side project World of Speed that was being developed alongside Project CARS 2 as an arcade, team-focused street racing game? Initially announced back in 2014, the perpetual silence surrounding the game over the last few years led us to believe the game had been scrapped – the last we had heard about the title was back in 2015. Turns out it’s been picked up by a different developer and has had a stealth release on Steam Early Access."
VVV: "Slightly Mad Studios have recently shared with the gaming community some new screenshots for their upcoming PC racer World of Speed. The pictures show off some of the game's visual customisation options for the BMW 128i.
The screenshots show three different options covering the front bumpers, hoods/bonnets, side skirts, rear bumpers and finally spoilers."
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