In some races, you will be gifted weaponry to nail to the top of your car. It really is that simple, and while the handling may be arcade-y to the extreme, the rest of the game tries to go even further. There’s simply no point in braking at all, so once the flag drops, pin the throttle, slide round corners and then tidy the car up on the straights, then go on to win. There is a good drift mechanic in action, even if the tires on the cars seem to be made of teflon, as they drift on every corner whether you want them too or not. Now, how does Bloody Rally Show play, I hear you ask? Well, that’s a tough one. A little light maths reveals that the season therefore contains 35 races, and in all honesty, this is too many. The tracks are randomly generated for each session, with there being five races in a week, and seven weeks in a season. In fact, graphically at least, I’m pretty sure the good people at Playground Games aren’t going to be having any sleepless nights. The cars are just rectangles, with different paint jobs and slightly different shapes according to the vehicle you choose. The graphics on display are retro in the right way, and it puts me in mind of classic top-down racers from yesteryear. Yours and a cast of shady characters at least, as it is these who will pop up every now and again to give you missions to achieve, such as killing a particular spectator. Whether this entertainment is by racing and drifting nicely, by blowing up your opponents with car mounted weaponry, or as you look to mow down spectators and leave them as bloody smears on the ground, matters little – the choice is yours.
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This TV show requires only one thing from its contestants – be entertaining. In a dystopian future (is there any other kind?), the world seems to live for violent TV, with one of the top rated shows being Bloody Rally Show. There is a story to Bloody Rally Show, slight as it may be.
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