VVV: "Ahead of Gamescom next week, developer Aquiris Game Studio has provided a fresh new gameplay glimpse of their upcoming retro racer Horizon Chase, effectively an ode to the 8 and 16-bit arcade racers of yesteryear such as OutRun, Lotus Turbo Challenge and Top Gear.
It's a short but sweet teaser that still gives us an idea of what to expect from Horizon Chase: vibrant visuals, fast-paced driving and of course a rousing guitar-driven soundtrack capturing that '80s vibe."
"It has been 7 years since we at AQUIRIS decided to press the release button on the very first version of "Horizon Chase". What started in the Christmas of 2014 as “Project Retroracers”, our little homage to our all-time favorite 80s and 90s retro racers, particularly Top Gear, ended up growing into a huge project that has become a modern classic in the arcade racing genre across PC, consoles and mobile!
With more than 80 Million downloads and plenty of new updates along these years, we had to prepare something truly special in order to celebrate this 7th anniversary. For that, we created a brand new game mode called Adventures, freely available from today on PC and consoles." - AQUIRIS.
"The Porto Alegre-based (Brazil) indie games developer AQUIRIS today announced with great delight and excitement that they have just released the "Golden Japan" DLC for their retro-like arcade racing game “Horizon Chase” (the "Golden Japan" DLC is available right now for iOS and Android devices)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Press release: “Horizon Chase”, the thrilling racing game inspired by ‘90s classic arcade titles and developed by Brazilian studio AQUIRIS, delivers an emotional race down memory lane w…
I vividly remember playing Continental Circus by Taito in the arcade. The in game car was the Lotus 99T driven by Senna. Watching the visuals and style of F1 cars in this game brings back all the memories. Good times.
Thanks for sharing :3 And I'm glad to hear it ;) I spent a lot of my free time in the arcades in the early 90s as a kid (I spent a lot of coins on arcade games such as "Mortal Kombat", "Rampage", "SEGA Rally", and "Shinobi ").
