Axelerator PC

The product of the German company Synetic GmbH is a crazy car race in which fast driving is just as important as the destruction of rivals' vehicles by means of a rich arsenal of means of extermination.

The user of Axelerator (also known as Have a N.I.C.E. Day) receives a 57' Chevrolet Impala Coupe from its creators, four thousand dollars in cash and an automatic qualification for a series of car races in which all tricks are allowed. Reaching the finish line in one piece is not an easy task in the German program. Opponents have a large set of gadgets for destroying vehicles (machine guns, nail throwers, mines, etc.), which they use frequently and effectively. Of course, the player can also take advantage of similar inventions, but the latter cost a lot of money. Money is earned in races - the amount received from sponsors depends on the place taken at the finish line. In addition to weapons, the player can also purchase other amenities that will make the car perform better while driving (engine, brakes, etc.). In addition, a variety of accessories are available to help you survive a little longer on the track. A good example of this is the repair kit, which improves the condition of the car during the race.

In Axelerator we can race on a dozen or so tracks, which are even swarming with traps. During the race we will see loops (similar to those of Stunts), very sharp corners, drawbridges, troughs on the carriageway, as well as other attractions that make the struggle difficult. When racing we have to remember not only about trying to eliminate our enemies, but also about adjusting the speed to the conditions on the track. Hitting a gang causes damage, which can end our lives before the time.

Axelerator is a very dynamic and very spectacular race. Although the game draws on many similar titles, its decent workmanship and large room for manoeuvre in the car make it a recommendable product for all lovers of this type of products, with the immortal DeathTrack at the forefront.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007