Overview
Released in 1987 by Mr Chip Software, this classic video game is the sequel to the original Kikstart, a motorcycle trials simulation game. It was developed for popular home computers of the era, such as the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, and Amstrad CPC. The game builds upon its predecessor with enhanced features and more complex challenges.
Gameplay
Unlike traditional racing games, this title focuses on completing obstacle courses filled with ramps, barriers, and pits. Players must navigate through each level efficiently, using skill and timing to ensure a successful run. The game allows for both solo play and a two-player competitive mode, adding a social aspect to the challenge.
Features
- Multiple challenging courses
- Two-player split-screen mode
- Obstacle avoidance and timing-based gameplay
- Course editor to create custom tracks
Historical Significance
While it may not be as widely recognized today, the game was notable during its time for its unique approach to racing and motorcycle simulations. Its customization options, such as the course editor, provided additional replay value and creativity for players, which was a relatively innovative feature at the time.
Legacy
Though it may not have achieved substantial mainstream popularity, the game retains a nostalgic charm for those who experienced it during the late 1980s. Its emphasis on player skill and precise control has been appreciated by enthusiasts of retro gaming.
