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Racing / Driving

eRacer

by Rage Software·published by Rage Software

27 April 200111
PCWindows

Reader score

6.4/ 10

5 votes

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About

eRacer is a real-world arcade racing game that, as the title indicates, has some features that make it suitable online. It can be played either over the Internet or through a TCP/IP or IPX LAN. Once online, players are able to compete in challenges, join forces with other player for co-operative play, as well as download new tracks and cars. The game also has support for saving replays that can be send by mail to friends.

Although it is billed as an online racing game, there are still some things for offline players as well. There are three game modes; Championship, Arcade and Time Trial. When starting the game four tracks and four cars are available. To unlock the new tracks players have to access the championship. There players must finish in the top four to get into the next round. As they progress players can acquire more money to upgrade their car. There are 14 tracks in total and eight cars. Each track can be raced against seven other AI opponents.

Ways to play

Modes

Single playerMultiplayer

Perspective

Third person

Players

8 offline · 8 online

Game details

Business Model

Commercial

Media Type

CD-ROM, Download

Input Devices Supported/Optional

Keyboard, Mouse

Additional Hardware Required

3D Accelerator

System requirements

Min. CPU Class Required

Intel Pentium II

Min. OS Class Required

Windows 95b (OSR2 / 2.1)

Min. RAM Required

64 MB

Min. DirectX Version Required

DirectX 7.0

Min. CD-ROM Drive Speed Required

2X (300 KB/s)

Min. Video Memory Required

8 MB

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Also known as

E-ralli — Estonian title

e-Racer — Zoom Platform store page title

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Facts

Developer

Rage Software

Publisher

Rage Software

Released

27 April 2001

Platforms

PCWindows

Age ratings

USK6ELSPA3+SELLTP

Tags

1st-personBehind viewDirect controlAutomobileTrack racing

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