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Over a dozen stages each with a mirror counterpart, eight characters, all of which have multiple color choices. This is arguably a bit more difficult to really market, as the zeitgeist always points towards pixel art and not the awkward introduction to 3D graphics.įurther pushing the statement from earlier, you’re playing what is essentially a lost sequel to Virtua Racing with a console release in mind. That is to say, this probably isn’t going to get any new fans of the genre, it’s aiming for a very niche group, those who have the nostalgia for games like Virtua Racing.

It goes without saying however, if you didn’t really grow up in the era when something like Virtua Racing was state of the art, all of this will fly over your head and seem very passe. From the ugly yet beautifully nostalgic, non-textured artstyle to how it plays on the track, it really feels like a long lost sequel. Hotshot Racing might be a bit too similar to Virtua Racing for it’s own good. You get a typhoon of pixel games trying to ape 8 or 16 bit games of the past, but seldom do games trying to throw back to games of the 32 or 64 bit era, or even Sega’s early attempts at 3D, in Hotshot Racing’s case in particular, the inspiration is Virtua Racing. In the sea of retro inspired games, it’s very rare to find games in the style of 3D Retro. Developed By: Sumo Digital, Lucky Mountain Games