ViJuDa is making a new racing game for PC called Super Woden: Rally Edge, and there’s already a demo you can try. This game is inspired by old-school arcade racing games like SEGA Rally and Neo Drift Out. So, if you liked those, you’ll definitely want to check this one out.
Super Woden: Rally Edge is a spin-off of the Super Woden series. It mixes old-school arcade racing fun with deep gameplay and a true passion for cars. This game has its own special style and brings back the fun of racing games from the past – when fun mattered more than realism.
Super Woden: Rally Edge will have lots of different cars to drive – from small, simple ones to super powerful Hillclimb racers. The game will also have a cool, new art style with lots of detail. In the garage, players can buy, sell, upgrade, and customize their cars. Plus, there’s a brand-new soundtrack made to match the exciting feel of rally racing.
In 2023, ViJuDa released Super Woden GP 2, a modern take on classic NEO-GEO-style isometric racing games. According to SteamSpy, it sold at least 100K copies. That’s not a huge number, but for such a small racing game, it’s a healthy result. I hope that Super Woden: Rally Edge sells even more. For years, gamers have been asking for more classic arcade-style racing games – and now, here’s one for everyone. So, it’s time to show your support.
ViJuDa plans to release Super Woden: Rally Edge later this year, and you can download its demo from here. At the end of the article, you can also find a video for it. This video will give you a pretty good idea of what you can expect. So, make sure to watch it.
It’s also worth noting that you won’t need a high-end PC to run it. PC gamers will at least need an Intel Core i3-2100 or AMD equivalent with 4GB of RAM and an NVIDIA GeForce 1050Ti. The devs recommend using an Intel Core i5 or AMD equivalent with 8GB of RAM and an NVIDIA GeForce 1060Ti.
Have fun!
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