
MegaRace 1
MegaRace is a vehicular combat racing game created by Cryo Interactive. Originally released in 1994, MegaRace is now regarded as one of the most classic arcade racing titles of all time.
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November 9, 2017
8 years and 267 days ago
Steam Reviews
Mostly Positive44 reviews75.0%
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10 itemsAbout the Game
You know those punk highway gangs, the ones who really think they rule the road? You just hate them, don't you? So you say, 'Somebody ought to do something about them criminal highway gangs!' And we say, 'Oh yeah?! Well, why don't YOU do something, mister big-mouth!'. You don't have the car? We'll give you the car! You don't want to get arrested for taking the law into your own hands? Not a problem! You know why? Because it AIN'T REAL! It's a whole lot better than real, baby! It's virtual television: reality's worst nightmare!
* Aggressive, high-velocity, futuristic racing
* Breathtaking visuals for their time, achieved by using prerendered video sequences
* Sometimes witty, sometimes just plain cheap commentaries by the memorable Lance Boyle
* Aggressive, high-velocity, futuristic racing
* Breathtaking visuals for their time, achieved by using prerendered video sequences
* Sometimes witty, sometimes just plain cheap commentaries by the memorable Lance Boyle