Off-Road: Redneck Racing

It is fun, however all the apps in the folder appear to just be the same. There is an "OffRoad" folder in filed too, that takes you to more apps. However those say you need a disc. The launch settings on steam are weird. It gives you 2 of them. The 2nd option just keeps saying "Insert Disc." 1st option will let you play "Off Road Redneck Racing." If someone could help me out with this that would be great. DLC also doesnt seem to do anything? Unless I am just dumb on that part.

Средненькая гоночка, к сожалению не прошедшая проверку временем, но в общем и целом погоняться прикольно.

Не вздумайте покупать это говно!

Off-Road (the version included as a free DLC) Is one of the games of my childhood. I'm happy Zoom finally brought this game back but I wish the controller implementation was real and not a Steam Input keyboard wrapper because it's very hard to steer the cars correctly this way. I had to return it because of that. Although it is never mentioned this game is controller compatible, it does mention it is mostly playable with the Steam Deck. it does works pretty well but it is definitely not the best way to play it.

Janky but fun 2001 racing game, enjoyed it quite a bit. Huge thanks to the publisher for the review copy. Here's my honest opinion about Off-Road: Redneck Racing : - Physics are pretty wacky, especially during collisions. It’s better to focus on driving than try to play aggressively. That said, I love how bouncy the cars get after jumps or slopes. - The game runs at a low native resolution, but you can easily fix that with dgVoodoo (or follow the HD tutorial in the guides, though it’s more complex). Running at higher resolutions can cause occasional stuttering, which I haven’t been able to fix yet. - The difficulty is brutal, especially in Championship mode. One mistake and the CPU will catch you instantly. - Track variety is solid. The downhill races are a highlight: fast, dangerous and somehow forgiving if you crash. - Good vehicle selection, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. - Graphics look decent, especially at higher resolutions. - The soundtrack is great if you’re into bluegrass. Just remember to enable it in the advanced options, since the volume is set to 0 by default for some reason. - The random redneck soundbites that play through the races can get a bit annoying after a while, especially since they really lack variety. Overall, not a bad game, but it definitely shows its age. If you’re into retro, slightly janky racing games, you’ll probably enjoy it. If you’re looking for something polished and modern, this isn’t it. Some of my gameplay : https://youtu.be/J2FfUjbH0rY

A great time waster.....

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had this game as a kid and loved it. got it for a couple dollars here on steam for a fun few days of nostalgia. this is by no means a game that holds up at all really. i had a lot of fun with it but i don't think it'd do super well with someone who doesn't have the nostalgia i do. also i don't think this is anything to do with the game itself, im positive its the fact im running this on windows 11 with hardware that the developers back when this was being made couldn't have even dreamed of. but i kept running into minor audio and visual issues. for example the engine sounds just cutting out, the screen distorting whenever i ran through a puddle and the tires on basically every care having a weird strobing effect. like maybe the game was trying to render multiple textures at once. idk. this was definitely $2 well spent for me and the game was just as fun as i remembered it being from when i was a child. so if you do get it, just be aware this is a really old game that you can complete in maybe 2-3 hours if you're good at racing games.