World Racing '95

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World Racing '95 is a single player and multiplayer arcade racing game. It was developed by Oli Taylor and was released on May 28, 2021. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Race like it's 1995! Classic arcade racing action for up to 4 players, a single player story mode packed with 30 tough missions and a cross-country highway with dozens of routes makes this one of the meanest racers around.

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Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game has a nostalgic aesthetic that appeals to fans of classic arcade racers.
It's considered a good value for its price, providing a fun experience for players.
The driving mechanics are decent, and recent updates have improved collision penalties.

Gameplay can become boring and slow once players get accustomed to the mechanics.
There are no options to customize controls, and the game lacks a pause button, leading to frustration.
The linear career mode features annoying mini-games that detract from the racing experience.

gameplay
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The gameplay features a unique hover car driving experience on ice, which initially feels engaging but quickly becomes repetitive and slow as players acclimate to the mechanics. While the driving mechanics are considered decent, the overall experience tends to lack excitement and variety over time.
- “The weird hover car on ice driving/sliding feel eventually becomes boring, slow, and uneventful gameplay once you get used to it.”
- “I wouldn't say it plays anywhere near as well as that game, but the driving mechanics are still decent.”
graphics
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The graphics are considered decent for a 1995 game, drawing favorable comparisons to earlier titles like the first NASCAR Racing from 1994 and Stunt Driver from 1990. Overall, players appreciate the aesthetic, highlighting its nostalgic charm.
- “Love the aesthetic!”
- “The graphics are okay for a '95 game.”
music
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The music in the game has been criticized for being repetitive and annoying, with a particularly bothersome tune that plays after every checkpoint, creating a jarring experience as it fades in and out continuously.
- “A pointless, annoying tune plays after every checkpoint, making it sound like there's music fading in and out constantly.”