Underplayed Gems

Maximum Racing: Crash Car Racer (2011)

Maximum Racing: Crash Car Racer cover
Publisher
Nordic Games Publishing
Platforms
Wii, PC (Microsoft Windows)
Genres
Racing
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How it feels

Earn points for smashing rivals to pieces in this crash-centric arcade racer that rewards destruction over clean lines.

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About

Maximum Racing: Crash Car Racer is a Racing game, developed and published by Nordic Games Publishing, which was released in Europe in 2010. Smash the competition to bits! Welcome to the game that rewards you for crashing! It's a race to the finish as you collide with other vehicles, smashing them into oblivion. Crash Car Racer is fast and fierce racing at its best! With three car classes and multiple game modes, you'll want to shake off the dust from your last pile up and jump right back into the driver's seat! Features challenging circuits, huge ramps and cars that withstand a beating 5 single-player modes: Practice, Race, Carnage, Weekend and Championship Compete in Head-to-Head and Capture the Flag two-player modes Obstacles include road hazards, crossovers, and opposing traffic Unlock bonus cars, liveries, and circuits

Screenshots

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