License: Free
Price: Free
Description
V-Rally is your typical racing game, where you race around a track in several different locales trying to achieve the best time. There are 3 different modes of play:
Championship Mode, where you try to finish the tracks in the best time/best placement as possible to advance.
Arcade Mode, where the object is virtually the same, except you are able to advance to the next race as long as you finish the course in the allotted time, making timed checkpoints along the way. Practice Mode, where you can practice racing on the courses you have already played to try and improve your racing skills.
The game starts up with a nice looking title screen that shows these game play modes along with the options selection. The options consist of sound on/off, show traffic signs on/off, difficulty level (Rookie, Pro, and Ace), Speed Display Mph, Kmh, Language, and Analog controls on/off (which really doesn’t affect anything because you can still use the analog controls when it is off…). Another thing I like about the title screen, is the cool racing-game-title-screen music that plays - this game almost acts and looks like a real game, well the menus at least.
Price: Free
Description
V-Rally is your typical racing game, where you race around a track in several different locales trying to achieve the best time. There are 3 different modes of play:
Championship Mode, where you try to finish the tracks in the best time/best placement as possible to advance.
Arcade Mode, where the object is virtually the same, except you are able to advance to the next race as long as you finish the course in the allotted time, making timed checkpoints along the way. Practice Mode, where you can practice racing on the courses you have already played to try and improve your racing skills.
The game starts up with a nice looking title screen that shows these game play modes along with the options selection. The options consist of sound on/off, show traffic signs on/off, difficulty level (Rookie, Pro, and Ace), Speed Display Mph, Kmh, Language, and Analog controls on/off (which really doesn’t affect anything because you can still use the analog controls when it is off…). Another thing I like about the title screen, is the cool racing-game-title-screen music that plays - this game almost acts and looks like a real game, well the menus at least.
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