GeneRally 2

This game is sick tight.

I would give this game 10/ 10 IF it had a decent career mode and good in-game music and full controller support. Please Devs?..... The actual feel and fun of racing is great.

absolutely amazing top down racing games, scratching that niche itch feeling of you wanting to play classic NES racing game but in a modern feel and taste to it

As someone who has poured about 800-ish hours into original GeneRally, I can attest to the general observation of this game being a pretty well-done top-down arcade-racing successor of a game made by Räbinä-brothers over two decades ago. I could make a proper essay of my more concrete view about this game, but alas I'll stick to simply listing key points for sake of time :v [h3]POSITIVES:[/h3] + Visual design is nicely improved by 4-fold without sacrificing the tone of GR1's simplicity (ex. tyres being simple spheres and props being relatively low in polygon-count). + Very small file-size makes it fast to install and smooth to run on most machines. + Car variety has been improved both in mechanical(i.e. more variety of how each car controls to be learned) and visual terms (notably with 3 patterns on each type for more base-line customization). + Track-editor has gotten MASSIVE QoL-upgrades, making it more accessible to get into while retaining abilities like land/height-map editing on external programs. + Tracks are easy to share onto Workshop which has allowed community ranging from long-timers and newcomers alike to constantly bring new track-layouts to be raced on in various sizes. + Ability to download GR1-tracks into this game is pretty neat way to still experience lot of classic tracks from years gone by (even if the import isn't perfect, mainly due to original GR-tracks only having 6 starting spots for cars thou this can be remedied with Track Editor or by only using 6 cars). [h3]NEGATIVES:[/h3] - (As of writing this review) Unlike in GR1, there's no option to create driver presets for Player- or AI-driven drivers (with custom control-binds and customizable AI-skill levels respectively): for now, one must create an entire grid of drivers from scratch - (ditto) There's only 21 colors available for driver customization, which compared to GR1's system of using three RGB-sliders with values ranging from 0-255 does feel notably lacking. - (ditto) There's also no option to adjust points awarded in a race, leaving just the default scores and fastest lap bonus as only option. - Game's 15€'s price-tag does feel a little bit steep in comparison to the original GeneRally's free-ware status: like it isn't anywhere near as ridiculous as most modern games and I do sense good reasons for needing income (i.e. running servers, royalties, etc.), but alas I do feel this game's pricing to be more fitting if it was at 10€'s... [h3]VERDICT:[/h3] Overall, I can recommend this game for anyone who wants to seek a simpler arcade-y racer with tools for expressing one's ideas: shouldn't be too challenging to get into if one gives the original GeneRally a try as well (it is free-ware game after all) to get a general feel how GR2 plays, thou when it comes to the price itself that may come up to whenever one feels the price being just right or if it'll be better to wait for a sale... up to everyone's preferences at end of the day. 9/10; solid successor with great community, simple yet easy-to-grasp driving mechanisms, nifty track editor for forming more tracks to play on and developers who know which direction they've build the game .D.

Acho que não deve quase nada ao primeiro GeneRally, talvez tirando um pouco a fisica que neste é ligeiramente diferente mas não ao ponto de descaracterizar o jogo

very goog game

auf deutsch wäre super,guter Racer gerade im Angebot

Wow! I've played the original version a lot as a child and got pretty good at it. This game is with much better graphics but man, oh man! How did you manage to ruing the game experience that much? The combine the parameters together: the map-road-width + map size + obstacles + jumpiness of the car (suspension?) + traction + acceleration + top speed, these are incompatible with normal joyful driving one could experience in Generally 1. So much potential, so much disappointment!

Great game

A childhood classic remastered! I support this developer fully and am willing to help with development myself!