Pc game-Volkswagen GTI Racing Demo

Pc game-Volkswagen GTI Racing

Techland touts that GTI Racing has a realistic driving model with dynamic race surroundings, and that's mostly true. The driving model leans a bit more toward the action arcade style of racing from what we can tell, but there's enough physics to give you the sensation of realistic physics. We powerslid around corners, spun out of control on grass, and generally had a blast playing bumper cars with our opponents, trying to nudge them into obstacles on the side of the road. (Better us than them, because the artificial intelligence won't hesitate about trying to do the same to you.) The gameworld is full of physical objects, such as road signs and barriers, as well as logs and hay bails, and they're persistent, so if you knock a few barriers onto the road, they'll still be on the roadway on the following lap.


GTI Racing also features damage modeling and car deformations, so you can take that pretty new car of yours and mess it up quite a bit. Windshields crack and dents and warps appear in the paneling, though we must admit that it took quite a bit of rubbing against other cars and side rails to inflict really noticeable damage. Of course, you'll want to avoid damage if possible in career mode, as it'll cost you to repair your cars in the garage between races.



Speaking of the garage, you'll also be able to customize your cars a great deal. You can tune your car pretty much every way conceivable by adjusting the gear ratio, suspension height and stiffness, tire width, sports transmissions, and so on. To top it off, the game features real-world parts manufacturers such as Brebmo, Kamei, Remus, and Zender. And if bling's your thing, you can trick out your Volkswagen with xenon lights, spoilers, rims, and custom exhausts, to name but a few. And you can also give your car a custom paint job.

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