Snowmobile Championship 2000

Snowmobile Championship 2000 is a proposal of the GT Games development team addressed to enthusiasts of winter motor sports. Production combines elements of a racing game and arcade.

Players have the opportunity to play the role of drivers taking part in the exciting competition of snowmobiles. The competition takes place on tightly twisted routes in eight locations: Canadian Rockies, Minnesota Lake, Iowa Farmland, Maine Forest, Yellowstone Park, Scottish Highlands, German Village and Japanese Field.

The game offers two gameplay modes - practice mode (training) and race mode, both of which are designed exclusively for one-person play against four rivals controlled by computer artificial intelligence.

Snowmobile races are strictly arcade in character. When struggling with enemies, what counts is not only speed and reflexes in bypassing obstacles (troughs, ice, mud), but also the choice of the optimal track and the ability to use shortcuts, allowing you to buffer yourself to the forefront of the stakes.

The control system in the game is characterized by exceptional simplicity. Scooter manoeuvring is limited to three keys on the keyboard (arrows: right, left and up). Initially, the low level of difficulty increases with the next races.

The Snowmobile Championship 2000 audiovisual setting clearly indicates the low-cost nature of production. Three-dimensional desktop environment suffers from poor quality textures and clear pixelization of the image. The smoothness and naturalness of the animation also leave a lot to be desired.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015