

Retro Racers 2
LoadUpGames.com · 2018 · Racing, Indie, Controller, Singleplayer, Arcade
PC
2 user reviews50% · 2
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About Retro Racers 2
A RETRO-STYLE CLASSIC ARCADE RACING GAME!Top-down racing, tight arcade handling, and split-second decisions—race for position and unlock 12 challenging tracks.Retro Racers 2 drops you straight into the action with a fan-favorite overhead perspective and classic arcade handling. Weave past opponents, hit clean lines, and fight for position as you work to unlock 12 challenging tracks.Collect four classic power-ups—Acceleration, Top Speed, Nitro Boosts, and Traction—to surge ahead when it counts. Stay sharp: oil slicks can appear out of nowhere, and timing the opening and closing gates can mean the difference between a shortcut and a slowdown.Features
- Unlock 12 challenging tracks
- 4 classic power-ups: Acceleration, Top Speed, Nitro Boosts, and Traction
- Avoid sudden oil slick hazards
- Gates that open and close for tactical advantages
- Top-down overhead racing perspective
- Built for quick races and repeat runs
- Smooth 60FPS HD graphics
- Gamepad support
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[code]If you like [b]top-down racing[/b] games, please follow our [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36693366/]curator page[/url].[/code] Regarding its power up system Retro Racers 2 is just a mindless rip-off of Mr Qwak's Retro Racing (2012), which is actually a game you should check out (Mr Qwak is the same guy, who is responsible for the Amiga classic Nitro). Retro Racers 2 however is at best a cheap and passionless casual game to waste your time. As you can see in my [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEMwdelIlOI&t=593s]playthrough[/url], the game do not even have any collision detection between cars. It also has no kind of multiplayer.5 found this helpful
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