Rally 9000

Can be a fun and challenging driving experience with a good feel of momentum but gets repetitive since there's only 1 stiff handling, slow starting car and 5 stages (of about 3min each) in a game based on repeat play for upgrade credits along with the following annoying issues: -Worst and most bizarre gear shift sound in racing game history. Sounds like rocks being thrown at the car?! -Rain & Snow seem to make little difference in handling. -Engine can suddenly suffer massive damage just from driving over barely visible bumps or up steep hills. -No indicator on whether you're going the wrong way or not. Especially annoying after crashes or going off road and trying to figure out which way to continue. -Has an internal dashboard view but no bumper, hood or roof cam as an alternative first person view. -No way to buy higher tier upgrades without also wasting credits on buying all the lower tier upgrades first. -Car reset button just resets you where you're already are, even if it means being stuck in some awkward angled ditch you can't drive out of or half way up a steep hill you can only roll down backwards. -There's nothing "9000" about this game or rally. However, there are …

Please, don't beat my fastest overall times. Edit: Please write a review for Rally 9000, so that the developer will make more race tracks. + The game has been upgraded a bit and has improved over time of development. + To make your car perform better, to be able to attempt a record time, there are upgrades in-game to improve or change the performance and stability and model of the driven car. + There is a cheat for the in-game credits to maximize all upgrades from the beginning. + Reported a record time attempt cheat, the bug is fixed. Driving backwards on AI Race Track to the first checkpoint is impossible now. + The sense of speed in the game is quite decent, although there are not (yet) many long straights to brake at the end. + The graphics are very beautiful and the game runs at a very decent FPS. Turning on lights (L) looks beautiful. o The sound effects are not very special. Driving on grass sounds like a riding a horse. - The game has a bit of a learning curve, and would be quite difficult for arcade drivers. - It's difficult to keep the car on the road on a very twisting road. Sometimes, steering just a little too much gets the car off the road. - The time pena…

very bad

Although my laptop is having a little trouble running it, ITS STILL DELIVERS ON FUN. I love how fast the cars can go, usually most racing games the cars don't feel as fast! you feel immersed while you're racing in these levels. The options for day, night, rain, and snow are amazing options to add to the experience. I would like if you were able to mix the two. for example, night with rain and day with snow. it would also be cool to have an option for daylight cycles. One problem i had was the controls. They are decent but at times a little too sensitive. I do also feel that the game lacks uniqueness. The level themes have been seen over and over again. I know its hard creating assets for unique level themes, but it would help a lot. You can also give the names of the tracks unique names like "Snowboard rumble-town" or some stupid ♥♥♥♥ like that. otherwise pretty fun racing game and i don't usually like racing games, GREAT JOB!!!!! P.S. my Laptop crashes a lot playing thiss game so i can only run the first couple of levels lmao

🏎️Simple racing game, not recommended because still have some bugs (eg. no visibility in Volcano Rally Night level) [spoiler]Easy money in game by typing "imlazy" in main menu, thanks for the developer[/spoiler]

Rally 9000 is a small, straightforward rally racer that leans fully into its indie identity, offering a compact experience built around light arcade handling, simple progression, and a handful of tracks that encourage repeated runs. Developed and published by Tegridy Made Games, it presents itself without pretension — a minimalist, budget-friendly take on rally driving where you upgrade your car, race through a modest variety of environments, and chip away at better times while navigating unpredictable weather and day–night shifts. Rather than trying to mimic high-end simulation titles or overwhelm players with realism, the game instead embraces accessibility, speed, and uncomplicated fun, clearly designed for short, pick-up-and-play sessions. From the beginning, Rally 9000 focuses on a basic but reliable progression loop. You start with an underpowered car that struggles on tougher routes, and early races require careful throttle control and a feel for the terrain. As you collect credits, you unlock upgrades such as improved engines, gear ratios, tires, and handling tweaks. Each upgrade brings noticeable performance gains early on, helping the car feel more agile and responsive. …