Superchix '76

Release Date: June 21, 2000

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A crazy dexterity racer, in which we sit behind the wheel of one of the several car models and enter a series of races in which fair-play rules go to the background.

A crazy dexterity racer, in which we sit behind the wheel of one of the several car models and enter a series of races in which fair-play rules go to the background. "Superchix '76" is a continuation of "Hot Chix 'n Gear Stix" realized in a similar style. This title was set in the realities of the seventies, and its main attraction are attractive ladies and fast cars, behind the wheel of which they sit. Traditional American muscle-cars dominate among the available vehicles, however, due to the fact that the game is focused on arcade play, these are fictional models. The player has a total of eight players to choose from, each of which can be seated behind the wheel of one of the four available cars. The authors of "Superchix '76" have prepared four types of routes, among which there were sections played on the streets of one of the largest American cities - San Francisco. Other events are already taking place in much less populated locations, such as the Amazon jungle.

The player can choose between two basic modes of play: Rally, in which the prize for subsequent wins are new routes or other valuable bonuses, and Cop Chase, which is based entirely on attempts to escape from the police, following the example of "Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit". The driving model is much simpler, but two things play an important role: skilful cornering with spectacular slides, as well as the use of the hand brake. Players can help each other by pushing opponents to the shoulder or searching for valuable shortcuts.

The graphic design of "Superchix '76" consists mainly of a diverse and fully animated environment. A lot of details were also given to the starting vehicles. The authors also took care of the presence of many additional elements, such as molecular effects. The soundtrack, like all the rest, is stylized for the seventies.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015