But, if you're looking for instant fun without a lot of car tuning and setups, it's worth a look. The changes in levels are good, with enough content and modes to keep one busy for quite a while. Good hand-to-eye coordination is mandatory since gameplay is challenging, and a game pad or joystick controller is highly recommended to get the most from the game. Graphics: An accelerator card and, in many cases, a downloadable patch from the Internet is required to get the full effect of the graphics.
Once the setup is right, the graphics are smooth and with very vivid colors. When you fall off the side of the track, you can actually feel like you're falling. Sound: A techno soundtrack repeats throughout the game, but isn't bad. All of the other sounds are not very noticeable, except for the explosions when you blow up a giant building or sign. Enjoyment: Once you master control your car, the game is a lot of fun. It's fast paced and you get points for taking people out The two-player mode is enjoyable due to the weapons and pace of the game.
Replay Value: With the many tracks and modes available, such as Total Racing, Classic Racing, and Scramble, the game offers quite an extended replay package. Beating all the venues will take some time. Boredom shouldn't be a factor. Contact: , done in 0. Search a Classic Game:. Rollcage Stage II screenshots:. Of course not, although to the untrained eye this game and its prequel might appear largely interchangeable. Sequels are a murky area at best, but particularly so in racing games.
Unless gargantuan leaps of technology are being made, then improvements are only ever going to be incremental, if there actually are any. And with a game such as Rollcage, that has no basis in reality whatsoever, there is even less of an argument for a follow up. At least racing games that replicate real sports can attempt to justify themselves with seasonal updates, but when you're talking about heavily armed buggies that can drive on the ceiling, you might as well just ask people to send you their money.
In its favour, Rollcage Stage II has some 14 different game modes. Not in its favour, some of them are a bit dull. The racing is the same as it ever was though, with the freedom of movement making it possible to keep the acceleration button pressed at all times, with little consideration given to traditional mainstays of the genre such as timing and braking.
Naturally, it all looks mighty impressive, but doesn't offer a particularly satisfying drive, with no real purchase to be had on the road.
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