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   You will have to forgive my over exuberance at writing this particular post. I lost track of time and it was only when I noticed that the document was approaching 17 pages long that I put the brakes on (hoho). After Mad Cars was given away on Feb 3 and posts by a few community members that gave links to freeware/abandonware games that were similar I thought I’d focus my next freeware post on car racing or any wheeled type game (even though Freeware Fan has already posted two games with a car theme. The first five games are full version commercial games that are being given away for free, then theres a section of Abandonware games which you may require the DOSBox that Bovi mentions (link to download found below) as well as Xpadder that BuBBy has posted about (also link found below) I've then concentrated on loads of online flash games, many of which are really good to play, and a few can also be downloaded. Following that there's a largish section on the online free game Darkwind, which I think is prpbably one of the bvest games I detail here in this post. Then as a summing up there's several free CD games that I'm giving away, all based around wheeled games, mainly cars, but there's a bike game as well. First come first served with those. I'll close the offer once all the games have been claimed by posting in this link, So if it's a few months down the line and there isn't a post there's a good chance some of the games are still available. I posted a couple of months ago with offers of free games and none of those were ever claimed. (First Person Shooters)

   If anyone knows of other free wheeled games, please post details of them here rather than separate the posts. That way it will be easier for the community to keep track.

   Free Commercial Games:

   Real Racing:

   http://www.gametop.com/download-free-games/racing/

   This is the same as Intense Racing below and it was also given away over on the game giveaway site as Race Cars: The Extreme Rally strong>:

   Mad Truckers:

   http://www.gametop.com/download-free-games/driver-truckers/

   KGB Hunter:

   http://www.gametop.com/download-free-games/car-kgb-hunter/

   Intense Racing 2:

   Images:

   http://freegamepick.com/en/screenshots_intenseracing2.html

   Download:

   http://freegamepick.com/en/games_intenseracing2.html

   Intense Racing:

   Images:

   http://freegamepick.com/en/screenshots_intenseracing.html

   Download:

   http://freegamepick.com/en/games_intenseracing.html

   Thanks to Bovi for the link for Death Rally which was a DOS based game that is now abandoware, which looks very similar to MadCard, but with what looks like better environments. As it and others I’ve detailed below are DOS based games, you’ll need a program that allows you to play DOS games in an XP windows {or several other platforms}environment. Again thanks’ goes to Bovi for the link to DOSBox, which should allow you to play all of the non windows applications that I link to below. You can download Death Rally for free from the following German site. The second link takes you to a mixed bag of images, but you’ll find several that are from Death Rally and the third link is for DOSBox:

   Download:

   http://www.dos4free.dk/index.php?modul=description&id=37&t=Death%20Rally

   Images of Death Rally

   http://search.msn.co.uk/images/results.aspx?q=Death+Rally+game&go=Search+Images&form=QBIR#

   You may need the following to play some of these abandonware games. It acts as a sort of sandbox that llows these older games to be played:

   DOSBox:

   http://www.dosbox.com/

   Another game that is based on the above Death Rally game is called called K-Rally which is specifically made for phones and pocket PC’s. Unfortunately this one isn’t freeware and will cost you around $15 to buy. You can check it out though by following the links below

   http://www.pda-games.co.uk/moreinfo.htm?pid=7159&section=S60&PHPSESSID=28d1ee12cf6cc25f554e7bf5f1c63301
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   K-Rally’s game play is pretty typical combat racing: fly around the track as fast as you can, taking out enemies with your weapons, picking up bonuses and avoiding mines. K-Rally moves at a slower pace than other games of this variety, but that is actually a good thing since it makes it easier to focus on cornering and maneuvering around obstacles. After all, with the overhead perspective, sometimes you’ll need to reverse left and right to get around a corner

   Donald also posted a few links to two abandonware games of this genre called Ignition (17.1Mb) a game released back in 1997, and Re-volt (58.7Mb) released in 1999.

   Ignition

   I could only find one images of the game online and don’t have the time to set the game up yet and take some myself. (maybe I will sometime soon):

   Download:

   http://www.abandonia.com/en/games/107

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   There are quite a few modes of play. The single player mode features championship, single race, time trial and pursue races. In championship, you race all available tracks and earn points. If you collect most points through all races, a new track and car get unlocked. Once you complete a championship, the game difficulty will automatically increase from novice to amateur. Of course, you can return it to novice, but in order to unlock new tracks and cars, you will also have to win championships in amateur and professional difficulty levels. Single race mode is just that - a single race with a car and track of your choice. Pursuit is similar, but with a slight twist - each time a lap is completed, the last car is destroyed, and thus kicked out of the race. This goes on until there is just one car left - the winner of course. Last but not least is the time trial mode in which you can race against the ghost car which shows how you drove when the track record was made. This is great for practicing. Single player mode is just the tip of the iceberg though. Multiplayer offers two more modes - splitscreen and network.
   Graphics, level design and sounds are also a story for itself. The perspective moves about as you storm through twisty roads, bridge passes, cliffs serpents and canyons. Calling it bird perspective would be an insult since the game offers a full-blown 3D engine that looks and performs amazing. The DOS mode will limit you to 320x240 resolution, but you can enjoy the stunning look in 800x600 when playing under Windows. There are 10 levels in total, and some will complain about this, but the level design is so diverse and beautiful, you won't be bored even after driving around for countless number of laps. Every track features special jumps, twists and shortcuts that can be passed in an infinite number of ways. Basically, every lap is an unique experience. Also, every car has a set of characteristics that determine how fast it goes, how well it handles and how quickly the turbo charges. The turbo? Yes, every car has a regenerating turbo that will give you a speed burst for a short amount of fun. Using those in the right moment is critical for winning races. Also, each car produces a special sound when using the turbo. For example, when driving the police car, its sirens will light up and sound the alarm, in school bus you will hear children screaming and cheering etc

   Re - Volt

   Download:
   http://www.abandonia.com/en/games/908/Re-Volt.html

   Images:
   http://www.abandonia.com/files/games/908/Re-Volt_1.jpg
   http://www.abandonia.com/files/games/908/Re-Volt_3.jpg
   http://www.abandonia.com/files/games/908/Re-Volt_4.jpg
   http://www.abandonia.com/files/games/908/Re-Volt_5.jpg
   http://www.abandonia.com/files/games/908/Re-Volt_7.jpg

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   The first thing you’ll notice is the standard resolution of Re-Volt, at a low 640-480. Once you’ve made a visit to options, and you’ve set it all the way up to 1024-786, you’ll notice the beauty of this game. Reflective surfaces are everywhere they need to be, the clean floors of a grocery store, the sleek and shiny RC-cars, and the marble floors of a large museum. Effects are vibrant and colorful, not to mention pleasing to the eyes, everything from a flare impacting on another racer, or a oil puddle sending vehicles trailing off with oily skid marks, look perfect.
   The vehicles in Re-volt aren’t exactly what you’d expect, instead of some Porsche that can speed over 200 MPH, you commandeer small RC cars that zoom around the interiors of various buildings. Although this might drive off the more “hardcore” gaming crowd with it’s initial childishness, missing this would be a foolish mistake. On harder difficulties, the computer racers are brutal and unforgiving, weapons you unleash on other vehicles are perfectly balanced and all serve a use, and there are even unlock able RC’s. Weaponry ranges from homing fireworks that you send after targeted enemies, rolling metal balls to speed down the path of oncoming opponents, and even a kamikaze like “self-detonation” weapon that’ll send nearby cars flying. Weapons aren’t merely here to be fired off in full blazing glory, each and every one of them has tactical purposes. Using oil-slicks in narrow doorways can force cars to run through the slippery mess, or maybe even using “self-detonation” to send other cars off the path. You’ll hardly find yourself bored in the various tracks that each offer another play method to perfect.
   Sound is another joy. Your environment actually makes you feel small, like the little RC you are controlling, all provided by the echoing and humming of the large interiors. The exteriors are filled with the expected sounds, your RC grinds as it zooms across gravel, there’s a nice feeling of a Sunday afternoon as you race through a suburban neighborhood. My favorite atmospheric sounds though, is the little buzzing your RC creates. It’s a subtle yet perfect touch, and it never seems to grow annoying or repetitive. Always, that buzzing keeps me coming back.
   Overall, I can’t give Re-Volt any negatives; most likely the only problem would be the loading length. Even on my high end PC, it took about 20 seconds to load a certain level. Another problem would be a incredibly rare bug, where the loading screen flips sideways from some reason, (The game runs normally though.) But these are all minor problems, and won’t detract from Re-Volt’s final score

   JellyCar

   This is a windows based game so you don’t need to use DOSBox. Follow the first link to see a You Tube video. You can change the graphical style from Graphic, Crayon, Vector or Blueprint:

   http://youtube.com/watch?v=fw9Wv96I3Wg or http://youtube.com/watch?v=_zvT2QZW8k4&feature=related

   Link to authors page and download link
   http://www.walaber.com/index.php?action=showitem&id=17

   Grand Theft Auto 1:

   Images:

   http://freegamepick.com/en/screenshots_gta.html

   Download:

   http://freegamepick.com/en/games_gta.html

   Grand Theft Auto 2:

   Images:

   http://freegamepick.com/en/screenshots_gta2.html

   Download:

   http://freegamepick.com/en/games_gta2.html

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   Here’s some links to online flash games The one called called Ignition 2, though bears no relation to the game above. I played all of them and found most were quite entertaining for short periods of time. There’s loads of different styles from top down, isometric and side scrolling games. Some have basic graphics like ignition and others are gorgeously rendered. These games are ideal for that short break you may have, or if at work, a sneaky few minutes relieving the stress of the day:

   Knugg Rally

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=992

   Ignition 2

   http://www.gamershood.com/flashgames/3357

   Hummer Rally
   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=834

   De-Molition:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=455

   Police Bike:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=474

   Max Dirt Bike:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=796

   Amazing Race:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=839

   Micro Racers:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=669

   Peugeot Parking:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=92

   Grand Prix:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=405

   BMX Extreme:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=814

   Miniclip Rally:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=546

   Racer:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=498

   Cone Crazy:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=281

   Dune Buggy:
   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=1047

   VXR Racing:
   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=639
   City Racers:
   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=931

   Road Carnage:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=569

   Monkey Kart: (takes a minute or two to load)

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=1031

   Pursuit:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=800

   Brekky Racers:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=480

   Speed Camera Killer:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=632

   Desert Rally Game:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=981

   Desert Rally Racing:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=1046

   Bennet’s Redline Racer:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=244

   Monster Truck Trials:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=856

   Carmageddon:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=559

   Two Wheel Trauma:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=928

   Wheelers:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=94

   Thump:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=664

   The Fast and the Furious:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=677

   Shadow Factory:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=825

   Bombay Taxi:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=864

   Bombay Taxi 2:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=971

   City Escape:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=459

   Dune Bashing in Dubai:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=711

   Motocross FMX:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=1016

   Mountain Bike:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=717

   BMW Racing:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=402

   Stunt Dirt Bike:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=882

   Alex Trax:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=893

   Attack Time:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=710

   Rural Racer:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=308

   Motorama:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=152

   Four Wheel Madness:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=739

   Drifting:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=179

   Nighttime Driving:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=633

   Skidoo TT:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=561

   Diesel and Death:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=86

   4x4 Rally:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=159

   Quad Squad 2:

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=1009

   KGB Hunter: (also a full version download available – see elsewhere in this post)

   http://www.wellbored.com/play_game.php?game_id=817

   Crazy Taxi:

   http://www.novelgames.com/flashgames/game.php?id=69

   Parking mania:

   http://www.novelgames.com/flashgames/game.php?id=134

   Hovercraft Racing:

   http://www.novelgames.com/flashgames/game.php?id=10

   The novel games such as Crazy Taxi above can be downloaded to play on your computer offline.

   I could spend all night posting links to flash games of this ilk. They are easy to find. Most of the ones I’ve linked above were found by looking at the links below the game window.

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   The following is probably the best of the bunch as far as re-playability and enjoyment Is concerned, though it is a dedicated online game. You can download the client for free and play virtually every aspect of the game for free, though there are tournaments and wilderness races that are part of a subscription based game where you can use your own customized cars as opposed to the ones provided in the public game, of which there are loads. See belo for details. The article hasn’t been written by me. I only intended spending an hour on this post, but it’s stretched into over 5 hours and I’m tired, so decided to cut some corners and just lift the whole article rather than write my own.

   Darkwind:

   Screenshots:

   http://search.mmosite.com/jsp/search/searchpic.jsp?pageno=1&channel=10003&kdid=21667

   You Tube video:

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5sCHEi3uuE

   Home address:

   http://www.dark-wind.com/

   Darkwind: War on Wheels is an independently developed 3D turn based racing and Vehicle Combat MMO for Windows and Mac OS X (a Linux client is also planned). It is inspired by the tabletop game Car Wars and the Mad Max movies, but set in its own original universe.

   Here’s what the Wikipaedia says about the game:

   Story
   A disastrous solar event in 2019 and 2020 leaves the world devastated, with only small pockets of human survivors scratching out a living in a bleak, irradiated world. Largely fuelled by the stockpiles of hardware left behind by a dead civilization combined with the desperation of a new world order, the gladiatorial death sports begin, around 2035. The vast expanses of wilderness between the towns are menaced by gangs of road pirates armed with heavily armed cars and trucks, and travelled by equally well armed trade groups, making a living by carrying food, fuel, and other specialist equipment between the towns.
   Gameplay:
   The focus of the game is on vehicular combat - cars with guns - both in the wilderness and in manmade arenas and racing circuits. Game play is split between a web interface (for strategic management) and a 3D interface which supports Windows and Mac OSX (for control of your characters and vehicles during a combat or race).
   Web interface
   Through the web-interface the players can manage the recruiting, finances and the gangs vehicle garage.
   Characters can be trained in a combat and non-combat skills such as driving, gunnery, mechanic, or scouting, which adds RPG elements to the game.
   It is also worth mentioning that character death in Darkwind is permanent. In addition to perma-death Darkwind has a complex injury system with long-term (broken bones) and permanent (limb-loss). However replacing dead gang members is easy making is usually just a minor setback.
   Many of the aspects of Darkwind run to a realworld timescale. It takes days or weeks for the players characters to heal from their injuries; it takes hours or days to repair/upgrade vehicles, and it takes hours to travel between towns. This makes strategic decisions carry real importance, and gameplay aspects such as trading take real time and effort, which allows them to work properly as part of the dynamic economy. The availability of hardware in the markets is a carefully balanced gameplay factor - if wilderness pirates are not kept under control, for example, then rare chassis types and weapons will not be easy to find.
   A carefully developed economic model based on systems dynamic simulation ensures that the control and distribution of key resources unperpins a realistic, dynamic economy, providing real opportunities for trade to be used as a gameplay strategy, and control of key resources to be used as part of long term feuds and warfare. The actions of the player gangs and the victories and defeats of the computer-controlled pirate and trader gangs directly impacts the availability and cost of resources and vehicle hardware at each of the towns in the game. Lucrative trade routes are therefore not static but must be continually devised and modified.
   Game client
   The main turn based tactical gameplay which is the core of the game done though a freely downloadable game client
   Darkwind features several different event types - races, deathraces, arena combats, it is possible to compete in each in either leagues or ladders.
   In Darkwind, turn-based gameplay racing becomes purely about the tactics of entering and exiting corners, passing opponents, and generally breaking down the nuances of driving that normally become automated in a traditional driving game. As real world professional racing has much more to do with tactics than reactions (for example F1 or Nascar races), the turn-based nature of Darkwind allows players to race more professionally by letting them battle it out tactically rather just waiting to see who's first to make a mistake. Darkwind's turn-based system also allows for highly detailed rules and strategy, as players have more time to assign orders to characters and vehicles.
   As of October 2007, Darkwind has 46 unique vehicle chassis including subcompacts,sedans,muscle cars,SUVs and larger vans and trucks. 14 different engines and 37 weapons ranging from rams and flamethrowers for close combat to rocket launchers and mortars for long-range mayhem. Each of the chassis and weapons offeres different advantages which allows players to create a range of unique and interesting vehicle designs. The weapons have detailed statistics underlying them: recoil, close range and ranged accuracy, damage factors, psychological 'fear factors', ammunition, and so on.
   Four towns are currently open to players, each offering distinct race tracks and wilderness combat maps around it. Darkwind currently has 15 racetracks in total with more under development.
   One of the main gameplay elements revolves around travel and combat in the wilderness between the towns. Players can gain fame and accumulate looted hardware from their defeated adversaries (who may be either computer-controlled or player-controlled), but risk suffering horrible defeats and the lives of their gang members. Wilderness actions are frequently performed by multi-player squads: by joining together, players can greatly increase their chance of survival.
   Future updates
   Features planned for the future include: psionik abilities, performance-enhancing drugs, characters on foot and player-owned camps and alliances and more.

   FINALLY:

   Thanks to Bubby for his link to XPadder which he posted in the comments section on the 3rd Feb when the game Mad Cars was given away.

   http://xpadder.com/

   The following is a link to gamespot, where you’ll find several pages detailing more Racing games/car games available today. They are only walk through,s, but these should give anyone interested a base line as to where to start searching for more racing games:

   http://uk.videogames.games.yahoo.com/pc/walkthroughs/racing/

   Okay, this is definitely my final paragraph

   I have a few CD racing games to give away which if anyone wants I‘d be quite happy to post them onto them. You’ll have to request my email address from the admin’s so that you can Email me your address for me to post them onto you. I’m giving them away, so no charge. They are just gathering dust on my shelves. And it seems a shame that someone else may find a use for them as I wont be playing them again as I have more up to date car based games. The only older ones I intend to keep are the ‘Madness Series i.e. Motocross Madness II and Midtown Madness I & II:

   Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (1998)

   Screamer 4x4 (2000)

   Super Taxi Driver (?)

   Taxi Racer London 2 (?)

   Motocross Mania (2000)

   Colin McRAE Rally (1998)

   TOCA 2 Touring Cars (2000)

   London Racer (?)

   All are in DVD boxes, but to save on postage I will only send the actual disc in a paper disc holder and the paper DVD cover. If there are loads of requests I will only let you have 1 or 2, so please let me know which you prefer. I’ll won’t send out any discs until Easter to give everyone that’s interested time to contact me. If only a few contact me I’ll split the lot between whomever. :)

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   omg!
   you've been a busy bunny.
   not my cup of tea, but thank you for all that you do. i'm sure there will be plenty who love this thread.

   Posted 4 years ago #
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   Whiterabbit-uk
   

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   I'm not particularily into racing games myself, lol I just thought it deserved a thread as there have been several car based games mentioned recently. It's always nice to keep them in one place as opposed to scattered throughout the forum as it's getting bigger and bifgger as the days pass.

   I'd better go to bed as its well past 6am and the wife and kids will be up in an hour.

   Posted 4 years ago #
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   funkymom
   

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   nighty night.

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   Whiterabbit-uk
   

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   I didn't make it as the kids got up early lol.

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   Whiterabbit-uk
   

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   I forgot to mention that the JellyCar game comes with an editor as well. I'll expand on the game a little:

   JellyCar

   Follow the first link to see a You Tube video. This is a side scrolling game in which you have to get your Jello car from one point to another in between which there are a number of obstacles. You can make the car bigger by using the space bar, which helps you across certain obstacles that would otherwise be impossible. The game is really simple and also very basic, but what makes it worth downloading in my opinion is it's unusual graphics. The name Jello is quite appropriate because the car you're driving actually looks (or more correctly is reminiscent of) like a Jello Car (or in the UK where I live a jelly car) You can change the graphical style from Graphic, Crayon, Vector or Blueprint, which adds another dimension to the game. You can check out a You Tube video of the game play, though I don't think it does justice to the game. I suspect the video may have been taken from one of the several Beta versions that were released to the public before this final release. There’s also a version for the Xbox 360.

   You can get a better idea by going to the author’s page where there is another link to a video (It may very well be the same one, but I didn't think to check it out):

   http://youtube.com/watch?v=fw9Wv96I3Wg or http://youtube.com/watch?v=_zvT2QZW8k4&feature=related

   Link to author’s page and download link:

   http://www.walaber.com/index.php?action=showitem&id=17

   Posted 4 years ago #
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   An Ode to Wheels, yet!

   Re-Volt was fun IIRC, after I got used to the RC controls.

   Posted 4 years ago #
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   Here's some more car games that I found following some of Graylox's links, some are basic others such as the Velocirapter Safari game have reasonable grraphics for a freeware game of this ilk:

   Critical Care:

   http://critical-care.sourceforge.net/

   TORCS:

   Info:

   http://torcs.sourceforge.net/

   Download:

   http://torcs.sourceforge.net/index.php?name=Sections&op=viewarticle&artid=3

   Tux Racer:

   http://tuxracer.sourceforge.net

   Unmanned Lunar Expedition:

   http://unles.sourceforge.net/

   Offroad Velociraptor Safari:

   http://freebies.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=freebies&zu=http%3A%2F%2Fliberatedgames.org%2F

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   There's a new racer available over at Gametop called "Extreme Racers": http://www.gametop.com/download-free-games/extreme-racers/

   It's quite elaborate and pretty for freeware, but the physics leave something to be desired. It's impressive how much the developers managed to cram into 43 MB, especially when contrasted with today's rather basic 114 MB breakout game.

   Posted 3 years ago #
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    Whiterabbit-uk
    

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    Thanks Donald, much appreciated

    WR

    Posted 3 years ago #
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    How is it possible to talk about free racing games without mentionning TrackMania Nations ? Now this mistake is corrected. ;-)
    Link : http://www.trackmanianations.com

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    Hi Stryker, Your right. I thought it was included, but obviously forgot to add it to the list above. It was was written just after FreewareFan posted a link to Trackmania Nations. I ended up with two hard copies of that program as they came bundled with a couple od MoBo's I bought last year.

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    Stryker wrote:
    How is it possible to talk about free racing games without mentionning TrackMania Nations ? Now this mistake is corrected. ;-)
    Link : http://www.trackmanianations.com

    True that Stryker.. the best one by far too.

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    hey triphammer- do you happen to know jason escape. he performs in quincy market/faneuil hall. he is also a musician. and you know all starving musicians know each other.

    i was married to a starving musician for 12 years. i don't know what kind of music you play/are into, but you might know of his old band, too.

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    Found a wheeled game for 2 wheelers.
    Sorry, I didn't try it, as I'm not the greatest gamer, but it looks interesting.
    The main page is in Swedish, but WIKI is in English.
    The download page is self-explanatory - if not, cry for HELP. I'll translate.

    X-Moto:
    http://xmoto.tuxfamily.org/
    http://wiki.xmoto.tuxfamily.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
    http://wiki.xmoto.tuxfamily.org/index.php?title=Screenshots

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    Whiterabbit-uk
    

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    Here's another free driving game to add to the pot. It's called Driving Speed 2 a 121Mb download from Gamershell:

    http://www.gamershell.com/download_24742.shtml

    There's also an online virtual racing sim that you can download via the following link. (found this via the Paragon Partition manager link found elsewhere on these forums). You do need to set up an online account for this particular game though. It's only 30.7Mb.

    regards

    Stephen

    p.s.

    Thanks Graylox

    Posted 3 years ago #
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    Here's another free safari rally driving game to enrich the spotlight, you've already got a great selection of games... heck I am having trouble checking out each of your links, they're so good!

    A similar safari rally game is available @ http://www.playonlinefreegames.net

    Name: Desert Rally
    Description: Awesome desert racing game with superb background music. You must race in the sands and control your braking in later levels as the desert gets bumpier. choose from a Celica GT-4, 1986 Porsche, 2001 Mitsubishi Lancer, 2006 Subaru Impreza, or a 1999 Ford F

    Posted 3 years ago #
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    I found this game while looking for something else, isn't that the way it always works?
    I think car racing game enthusiasts would like it. It looks good but I am the worst at racing games so I can't say for sure if it is or not, seems to have received good reviews.

    This is the best place I found to download it in one file... it is the full game and it is free. There are other sites that have it split into multiple RAR files if you are on dial-up. It is about 355 megs total.

    http://www.g4g.it/download/comment.php?dlid=1838

    BMW M3 Challenge takes the thrill of driving to new heights. BMW M3 Challenge,
    which is the official game to BMW´s all-new M3 Coupé, features the
    original high detailed BMW M3 in all its available exterior colours and
    the original Nurburgring GP-track in a hyper realistic racing world. BMW
    M3 Challenge will allow you to experience the new BMW M3 Coupé right
    there where it was born and developed - on the race track.
    Features
    Stunning simulation of the all new BMW M3 Coupé
    Choose from 4 different driving perspectives: Cockpit, Bonnet, Bumper
    and Chase-Cam
    Configure your own M3 Coupé by selecting the colour and the rims.
    4 game modes, including:
    Test Drive
    Time Trial including ghost car
    Race Weekend with up to 15 AI-drivers and three difficulty levels
    Multiplayer Race with up to 15 human opponents via internet and LAN
    Original Nurburgring Grand-Prix track and “Sprint” short-bound.
    Replay-function

    I did d/l and it works fine...it is just like I said, I can't test it because I'm horrible at driving games...I know, it's a female thing.:))) If this has been posted before, I apologize.

    I would have preferred to pass this on to you Whiterabbit... maybe I could get your email for finds in the future?

    Posted 3 years ago #
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    preferred to pass this on to you Whiterabbit... maybe I could get your email for finds in the future?

    Click on PM This User following any of Whiterabbits posts - to send him a private messagee.

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