German Lowriders PC

German Lowriders is the third installment of a series of car games developed by the Red Dot Games studio. This time developers have prepared a treat for fans of German automotive industry.

The player takes on the role of a driver with a fast driving stamina and at the same time a do-it-yourself sticking to the car. Its aim is to gain recognition in the eyes of other road users, which requires many successes in street races, as well as on special tuning shows.

The game in German Lowriders is a copy of the solutions used in the previous version of the cycle - American LowRiders. At the beginning of the game, the player has a modest budget allowing to buy an unattractive car. Thanks to the money gained in races and shows, it is possible to make various technical and visual modifications or purchase new cars.

The driving model used in German Lowriders has a strictly arcade character. The lack of a destruction system allows you to rush through the streets of a virtual metropolis without worrying about the possible destruction of your car. Noteworthy are the extensive tuning options for vehicles, including not only the color of the paint, but also many elements of the body (wheels, rims, chrome, tinted windows, etc.), the drive system (engine, gearbox, differential) and suspension (shock absorbers, height of the ground clearance, etc.).

Tuning shows, in which you can take part after the introduction of appropriate modifications to the car, are a great variety of the gameplay. The player can try their hand at three competitions: freestyle (free presentation), hop (jumping the car) and dance (rocking the vehicle to the rhythm of music).

German Lowriders is characterized by an attractive visual setting for low-budget production. Particular attention is paid to the careful mapping of vehicle models. Although the game does not have an official license of any car brand, German automotive experts will easily find deceptive similarities with VW Van, Opel Senator and BMW M3, among others.

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Last updated on 17 April 2013