Bigfoot Competition: Russian Classics

Release Date: May 8, 2009

Racing, cars, monster truck, singleplayer

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Bigfoot Competition: Russian Classics is a racing game produced by No-Namedev studio for Play-publishing. The player plays the role of a monster truck driver, built on the basis of Soviet classics and takes part in exciting races on the wilderness, struggling with rivals and the laws of physics.

Bigfoot Competition: Russian Classic is the sequel to the 2007 release of Bigfoot Evolution: French Classics. This time, developers from the No-Namedev studio focused on the cult cars of the Soviet automotive industry.

The player plays the role of a monster truck driver built on the basis of one of the most popular models of cars produced in the USSR. Large tire vehicles take part in spectacular off-road races and the only aim of the participants is to reach the finish line before the competition.

There are 8 monstertrucks available in the game, in which you can easily find similarities with the Volga, Zaporozec, UAZ or Lada. Individual cars differ not only in appearance, but also in basic technical parameters. It is also possible to make minor modifications using a simple tuning system.

The competition takes place on 24 routes leading, among others, through mountains, deserts and swamps. Opponents controlled by computer-aided intelligence show a lot of cunning, which significantly increases the level of difficulty. The driving model in the game deviates from high realism, but takes into account the basic laws of physics.

From the technical side of the Bigfoot Competition: Russian Classic is based on the capabilities of the Crystal Space engine. Three-dimensional graphics do not match the quality of AAA productions, but do not deviate from the standards of competitive low-budgets. The whole aesthetic experience is complemented by the musical background in the climate of progressive rock.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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