Overview

Released in 1988, this racing simulation game was developed by Red Rat Software Ltd and brought a unique rally experience to home computers of the era. Set against the backdrop of the famous Lombard RAC Rally, the game offered players a chance to navigate challenging terrain and weather conditions in an attempt to record the fastest times.

Gameplay

The gameplay focused on capturing the essence of rally racing, where players had to manage their vehicle through various stages, each with different environmental challenges. The game was known for its attempt to provide a realistic driving experience by incorporating a variety of surfaces such as gravel, tarmac, and mud.

Features

• Multiple car models to choose from, each with unique handling characteristics.
• Stages that mimic real-world rally routes, complete with diverse weather conditions.
• Time-based racing against the clock to achieve the best possible score.

Technical Aspects

The game was available on several popular home computer platforms of the time, including the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64. It was well-received for its immersive sound effects and detailed graphics, which were considered impressive for home gaming systems in the late 1980s.