Plane Crazy

Release Date: September 30, 1998

Racing, planes, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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Arcade racing of planes. We sit at the controls of machines characterized by various parameters - such as speed and endurance - and compete with our opponents on a variety of routes, performing dangerous stunts, destroying elements of the environment and gaining power-ups.

Plane Crazy is an arcade airplane race created by Inner Workings studio. We control a variety of fictitious machines and take part in crazy battles with a group of enemies. The player's task is to reach the finish line in the first place while taking into account the passing time - if we do not manage to reach the next checkpoint in the set time, then we automatically crashes.

Each of the available planes differs in such parameters as speed or resistance to damage. This allows us to choose the right model to suit our own preferences, and over time we also get improvement packages. The competition takes place on nine different routes located in the canyon, jungle or town. They are characterised by a relatively high degree of openness, although there is no shortage of moments when we are forced to move between narrow passages.

From time to time, a red viewfinder appears, indicating that a particular element of the environment can be destroyed by one of the three available rockets. In this way we unblock new shortcuts or cause fragments of rocks or other dangerous objects to fall on nearby rivals. In many places there are blue clouds of energy. If they pass through, a power-up is drawn to give you a temporary advantage in the form of acceleration, self-leading rocket or gelatinous missile causing short-term control problems for your nearest opponent.

In addition to the single player mode, the creators have also prepared a multi-player competition in which up to eight players can take part.

Plane Crazy game has a three-dimensional graphic design characterized by a relatively high level of detail. Each of the available routes is maintained in a different style. In addition, depending on the chosen location, during the race we listen to a variety of music tracks.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015