Thank you for keeping the files original. It brings its dosbox. The level editor is the same good one as in the past. Works on dosbox, too. I guess no byte was changed. Works under linux in dosbox, too.
Open Source (see d1x/d2x homepage)! Works with d2x on linux, level editor is perfect, works perfectly on wine, I spend lots of time creating levels, drawback: The enemies are so stupid.
Open Source (see d1x/d2x homepage)! Works with d2x on linux, level editor is perfect, works perfectly on wine, I spend lots of time creating levels, drawback: The enemies are so stupid.
Open Source (see d1x/d2x homepage)! Works with d2x on linux, level editor is perfect, works perfectly on wine, I spend lots of time creating levels, drawback: The enemies are so stupid.
Remember: to play on wine, you have to press c during load, or it will hang. Some time ago, I had to give this game away. It was too addicting. The physics engine is realistic- however, it exactly simulates ordinary RC cars. The graphics are flashing, happy, and very detailed. The different landscapes are drawn very natural. The emotional athmosphere is awesome. The "weapons" are super mario kart like and enrich the gameplay. However, due to the fact that they are given randomly, you get the impression that you miss something. Sure, a race's gameplay cannot be tweaked too much, or You can select between about twenty cars, everyone is different, and also differently good. (It is a game on its own to choose deliberately whether to select your current BEST car or rather a slightly weaker you can handle better.) I keep choosing the one that is more fun, then, even if it is getting more difficult. The build-in level editor is rather to make spectacular tracks, or to make stunts. But it has limitations. However, there was a third party level editor I never tried, to import graphics from a 3d program as levels. It would be nice to have a variant of the game where the meaning of the powerup items is fixed, or better, where you have to buy them from a reloading "energy". When will it be open-sourced?
