Six battles, 2 small finctional ones and the other 4 of the final Low Countries days. For its' day, an excellent interface, all point and click with the Order of Battle giving a clear overview of your forces. The graphics and animations are, well, of their day, though the zoomed out view is adequate, and funnily enough the abstraction of combat and lack of sound effects works for a Generals Eye view of the battle. For grognards and nostalgia.. One star off for no custom battles, one off because no manual (or red challenge word sheet, though I guess I can throw mine away now).
This is a track verson of a beat-em-up than a driving game. Cartoon physics, beautiful graphics. Tracks are short, four themes with several variations of each, no race takes more than five minutes, and generally involve 2 laps of smashing everyone and everything in your path and one lap of using the nitro gained from shunts and grabbing air to zoom past the pack. Derbies are fun, though the stunts leave me cold. Like a beat-em-up, there's no depth, but it makes it perfect for parties and one quick race in between serious stuff.
