SquareGo writes "There was a time when purchasing a racing game meant hours of solitary time spent driving round and round a circuit; whilst subconsciously learning braking timings, and tireless tinkering with obscure engine intricacies to make a Fiat Punto compete with a McLaren F1. On the other hand, the best part was putting all this pointless knowledge to some use when racing against mates on a split screen."
Playfire and Green Man Gaming are sweet enough to give out four totally free PC games available for download, as long as you’re signed up for both sites and link them together, like so. From February 8th to the 11th, there will be one game made downloadable at no charge for 24 hours, so be sure to check every day, otherwise you’ll be missing out on the others. It should also be noted that these are not Steam keys; they are for use on GMG’s Capsule gaming client. Read on for the set giveaway schedule!
Although clearly an unproven upstart in the racing genre, and despite it being surrounded by considerably more illustrious opposition, Next Challenge neither devours nor is devoured on the race track. The experience certainly lights up its tyres on the grid and attacks the first corner with solid conviction, but it all-too quickly eases off the gas pedal of belief and makes its way around the rest of the circuit positioned comfortably somewhere towards the rear of the chasing pack.
El33tonline writes:
"The V8 engine is on the verge of extinction. We live in an age where less is more. Greenpeace is slowly winning the battle and more people are buying hybrids than big petrol hungry V8's. Very soon V8's will be banned from our roads and the only chance to see one would be in a museum. Or in a video game, like SuperStars V8."
any game that is £17.95 on day one is fecking awesome..... /s
i guess this should have been dlc for the first game instead...
