Howl like a banshee down twisting, turning tracks from icy Scandinavian glacial death traps to treacherous mountain courses and blazing Egyptian desert spinouts. Realistic car physics mean you feel every inch of the road, every ounce of centrifugal force, and every bug dumb enough to get in your way...
Howl like a banshee down twisting, turning tracks from icy Scandinavian glacial death traps to treacherous mountain courses and blazing Egyptian desert spinouts. Realistic car physics mean you feel every inch of the road, every ounce of centrifugal force, and every bug dumb enough to get in your way.
Don't bother to buckle up. When you're flying behind the wheel of your customized super-fast high performance car, whiplash is the least of your worries. Don't feel ashamed if you let loose with a scream every once in awhile...
Six winding, wildly dangerous tracks with varying levels of difficulty, terrain, driving conditions and configurations.
Power to customize up to 20 high performance race cars means you can check yourself before you wreck yourself.
Incredible physics for real-time jumping, turning, spinning, and twisting.
Please be advised that Windows 10 operating system will receive frequent hardware driver and software updates following its release; this may affect game compatibility
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Please be advised that Windows 10 operating system will receive frequent hardware driver and software updates following its release; this may affect game compatibility
This is a game a played a lot in the 90's and now with new computers, replay it in full 3D resolution is incredible!
Note: if you want 3d resolution in full framerate, edit the dosbox_screamer2_3dfx.conf file, and change "full" with "write", and it will night and day difference.
I'm a racing game fan but no game has taken me so many hours than Screamer 2. You could spend (and I did spend) hours and hours trying to get that turn done better, replayability is excellent even if there are very few tracks compared to modern games. I remember driving those rear-wheels powered cars was a *real* and *fun* challenge. Good to see it on GOG, added it to my collection. I'm curious to see the stability of this version, I remember the genuine one wasn't excellent, used to somewhat crash too often.
The cars are all fun to drive, and the different environments do genuinely call for different approaches. Racing on asphalt roads takes guts and faith in the grip you have. Racing on loose surfaces requires discipline, resisting the temptation to overstep your limits. And there's plenty of in between situations, like judging how much you can get away with cutting a corner on a difficult surface. Or even overcoming nature's obstacles, like night time and fog.
The critical flaw in the game for me is in the setups. You can choose suspension stiffness, tire set, tire pressures, etc. before every race, and everything has a very profound effect. So profound that if you get a couple of these elements wrong, you're wasting your time in the next race. Picking the right tire compound won't even put you in the ballpark. There's very little clarity in what effect the setup options have outside trial and error. And in a game like this you can never be sure they react realistically, ruling out a conventional understanding.
The physics are the highlight of this game, so advanced for its time. The soundtrack is incredible. I spent so many hours playing this over 25 years ago and now I'm happy to be able to play it again.
Brought back from the '90s to my modern PC by the wonderful people at GoG. The soundtrack, the jagged pixels... ahhh, fondness instantaneously rekindled. I've discovered the 3DFX launching method, locked in 4:3 mode, wow. Now to force my kids into headphones and the janky way of controlling via a keyboard! See who can set the best time in California :)
If I keep up on the purchases within GoG, i'm not going to need to keep my old CD versions of the classic games!
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