RC Cars

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This is a good game. I remember playing it for the longest time with my friends back in the day... One thing. If your menu is sluggish then go to Options -> Advanced video -> Max Frame Rate set it to some actual frame rate like 60-70 fps, if you leave it on no limit depending on your GPU it might try to get way too many fps at be slow instead... P.S. And driving is as weird as I remember it too... it is supposed to be RC car, so light and easy to flip, so hitting a small rock or landing slightly unevenly might completely screw you over... though getting better wheels helps with that if you were wondering...

Difficult to control/race but fun Re-Volt like game. Music is more rock than Re-Volt. No weapons either and less variety in track types. But I still like it!, as good RC Car games are rare. Has character/vibe with fun animated start movie and funny character artwork etc. Do Recommend. And works well on SteamOS on Xbox Ally X device, and setup Steam Input such that right-stick becomes mouse movement for the menu navigation.

I remember borrowing this game from the library as a kid and installing it on our new Windows XP computer. I loved it so much. This game is most likely the start of my love for racing games. Right now it's a bit dated though. If you don't have any nostalgia for this game then I'm not sure if I can recommend it. But if you do have any nostalgia for this game then it's well worth it imo

RC Cars builds its appeal around a simple but entertaining idea: take radio-controlled toy vehicles and place them in environments where ordinary bumps, slopes, objects, and animals suddenly become significant racing hazards. Rather than pursuing realistic motorsport, it delivers an arcade-oriented experience where controlling a lightweight miniature vehicle across rough terrain is the main attraction. The exaggerated scale gives the racing personality, since surfaces that would barely register beneath a normal car can launch these tiny machines into the air or throw them completely off course. Creat Studio developed the game, with Fulqrum Publishing serving as publisher. Driving has a pleasantly physical character. Acceleration and steering are straightforward enough to understand quickly, but uneven surfaces make maintaining control more demanding than the uncomplicated premise suggests. Cars bounce over hummocks, cross pits, hit ramps, become airborne, and occasionally perform unintended acrobatics. Learning how much speed to carry into rough sections becomes important because attacking every obstacle at maximum velocity can result in an impressive jump followed by a disastrous…

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