Upshift StrikeRacer 1
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Price: Free
Operating system: Windows 98/XP/Vista
File Size: 312.37MB
About Upshift StrikeRacer 1
In the not-to-distant future there is no war, free people everywhere are allowed to focus on self-actualization and higher pursuits as human dignity becomes absolute.
Born in Triumph City, the pursuit of high-octane car combat (StrikeRacing) is a lifestyle, the sport of choice. Sleek and sexy sports cars that combine ballistic ordinance and testosterone-laden muscle rule supreme.
Powerful and hefty trucks, even the family sedan now race for destruction and total domination. StrikeRacers everywhere are focused on pulverizing their enemies – they race to “Upshift” into a higher state of awareness and win ultimate respect.
As a brave newcomer to Triumph City, you must use every bit of skill and high-explosive ammunition possible to spread carnage and reach your true potential in Upshift StrikeRacer. Your destructive rise to transcendence is about to begin.
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NovaVortex
7 months ago
Version: Upshift StrikeRacer 1
“Very Fun Game”
by NovaVortex on December 25, 2007
Pros: – Small Download (300Mb)
- Great & Smooth Graphics (my computer is not high end, it’s like 4 years old)
- Minimum lag and network problems
- Very fun to blow other people up
- Very satisfying and funny to finish 1st and then see all the rest get blown up and fly to the finish line
- Easy to earn in-game money
- Very easy & quick to learn how to play (tutorial)
- Keys are customizable
Cons: – Slow Auto-patching (close to one hour for me)
- some countries cannot register for an account, please try to register before u download
- limited weapons and cars but they are constantly adding new content
- stats uses a bar system which is quite hard to estimate (but its a small problem)