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Ford Racing Off Road

aka: Land Rover/Ford Off Road

Moby ID: 44393

[ All ] [ PlayStation 2 ] [ PSP add ] [ Wii ] [ Windows ]

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The game starts with a dusty scenery...

thumbnail — ...where all-terrain vehicles fight each other :)

thumbnail — The title screen. Press "Enter" to go to the next screen.

thumbnail — The main menu, with the usual "rally" game options. The video/audio/control configuration is done in a separate window.

thumbnail — Before we race, we need a vehicle. Where do we find them? In the "Showroom"...

thumbnail — After buying a vehicle, it's stored at our garage. As usual, we begin with few money and weak vehicles.

thumbnail — After we got a vehicle, we can "ride" the career map. This is were the different kind of tracks are chosen. We start on the left and progress to the right.

thumbnail — Before each track starts, the game shows us a small resume of the objectives...

thumbnail — ...and allows us to choose one of our (currently only one) vehicle to compete.

thumbnail — Track loading screen.

thumbnail — Each track starts with a small flyby in the starting zone.

thumbnail — 3...2...1... you guessed, GO!

thumbnail — Needless to say, all behind me, please :)

thumbnail — Our van seen from the farthest view...

thumbnail — ...and from the nearest "outside" view.

thumbnail — Seems the "Ranger" is a capable vehicle in good hands ;)

thumbnail — We can also race alone.

thumbnail — Progressing in the career map. We have three options available after winning the first race.

thumbnail — Basically it's telling us it's going to be a hell of a ride!

thumbnail — Another game type, "Gold rush". You must capture a minimum amount of cash, spread in the level as coins...

thumbnail — ...which are those green dots on the track's map.

thumbnail — A track played on some Mesoamerican remote area.

thumbnail — In this track we have to capture five lost artifacts.

thumbnail — Nice scenery. Try to do it fast without hitting the houses.

thumbnail — Oops, we didn't capture all the artifacts. We should have called Lara :P

thumbnail — New vehicle acquired! And again, starting in last...

thumbnail — Crashed ship, elsewhere crashed plane - game offers some nice vistas now and then.

thumbnail — SUVs are jumpy in bumpy (meaning: in most of) tracks.

thumbnail — While the game is not overly challenging, AI behaves quite aggressively.

thumbnail — Game has 18 cars to race with. Some are concept cars, like the orange Range Stormer as well.

thumbnail — Game has 12 tracks, all which can be driven in opposite, making total of 24 circuits.

thumbnail — Passing an old derelict mine.

thumbnail — While the game shows its budget-title quality, it offers some hours of fun.

thumbnail — Ford Super Chief Concept Trucks, with aggressively roaring V-10 engines.

thumbnail — Most expensive car has to have flashy break lights.

thumbnail — Surprisingly, water has no impact on cars' speed.

thumbnail — Poor sound effects, poor collision detection... The game is like this bridge - it holds, but barely.

thumbnail — 12 single player (and splits screen) game modes is not a bad number.

thumbnail — Hunting artifacts in Split screen mode.

thumbnail — Cars can be damaged (which impacts speed) in Career and Tournament, but not in Arcade modes.

thumbnail — Floating blue boxes with wrench logo, 2 per race, magically fix the car when driven over.

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