Grand Prix Unlimited
Published: February 1, 2009 - Last update: June 27, 2011 - 1714 downloads
- Alt name
- Road & Track Presents Grand Prix Unlimited
- Year
- 1992
- Genre
- Action, Racing / Driving, Simulation, Sports
- Publisher
- Accolade, Inc.
- Developer
- Accolade, Inc.
- Perspective
- 1st-Person
7 votes
896 KiB
Description of Grand Prix Unlimited
In 1992, Accolade, Inc. publishes Grand Prix Unlimited (also known as Road & Track Presents Grand Prix Unlimited), a game for the DOS system. Offering action, racing / driving, simulation, sports genre, it is now an abandonware.
Fairly good formula one racing simulator that comes with a handy track designer. Unfortunately, it was released around the same time Geoff Grammond released his racer Formula One Grand Prix, which made everything else look like a little beetle in pink pants - bad luck. However the track editor in Grand Prix Unlimited is still useful and innovative, and the overall feel is okay. BUT the controls in the game are far too sensitive on anything better than a low 486 - which makes the game nearly unplayable on today's computers (same problem as with Test Drive III). A slow-down util can help. Doesn't the (annoying) music in this one sound very similar to the on heard in TD3?
Review by HOTUD
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Wertzui added this comment :
This game is bad. It was promising, but it's barely playable on any PC of any era, the in-game graphics is very ugly, the music is annoying, and it's full of bugs. I bet it could have been waaaay better if it was developed by DSI, like Grand Prix Circuit.