Harley Davidson: Wheels of Freedom PC

Harley Davidson: Wheels of Freedom is another low-budget race by Canopy Games. The company has also developed games such as WWII: Desert Rats, or I Was an Atomic Mutant! This time, however, we are dealing with a not very complicated racing game, in many respects reminiscent of the American Chopper series.

As you can easily guess, the key point of the program is the ability to test selected models of the title company, considered by many as one of the most prestigious motorcycle manufacturers in the world. Five different machines are at our disposal. They are: Fat Boy, Dyna Wide Glide, Sportster Custom, Night Train and Softail Deuce. Of course, individual motorcycles differ not only in appearance, but also in performance. Unfortunately, the player cannot make any changes to them. The only available option is to select the paint.

The singleleplayer campaign prepared by producers consists of a dozen or so professions, which must be ranked in a strict order. It is worth mentioning here that the races are relatively long. In addition, most of them take place on wide motorways. However, the player is not allowed to deviate from the route indicated by the authors, because the route is surrounded by invisible walls. As a result, the focus should be on flawless driving. This is not too difficult because the driving model is very dexterity. In addition to our character, there are seven other racers in the races. Interestingly, just like in Road Rash, you can try to push them down. In the course of the competition it is also worth using the nitro option, which allows you to make up for lost seconds.

The above mentioned races are the most important element of the game, but not the only one. It happens that we have to take part in competitions that require us to complete a given section within a certain period of time. This racer also has a not very extensive multiplayer. Visually Harley Davidson: Wheels of Freedom looks quite average - motorcycles were made nicely, but the environment looks very poor.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007