Rollcage Stage II

aka: Death Track Racing

Released

2000 on Windows

Releases by Date (by platform)

2000 (Windows)
2000 (PlayStation)

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Moby Score

7.6

#5,372 of 155K

Critics

77% (28)

Players

(32)

Ranking

#211 on PlayStation
#2,529 on Windows

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41 players

Genre: Racing / Driving
Perspective: Behind view
Gameplay: Shooter
Interface: Direct control
Vehicular: Track racing
Vehicular combat
Setting: Sci-fi / futuristic

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This sequel to Rollcage can be considered as Wipeout on wheels. The game allows you to power your vehicle down tunnels at blistering speeds, riding upside down on the roof if need be, and blast your fellow competitors to smithereens!

There are new and improved weapons - including the ability to double up your arsenal; picking up the same weapon twice improves its power/abilities. There are 12 racing modes - not all of which are available at the start - and many hidden bonuses, all of which can be unlocked throughout the game. The game has new physics and vehicle handling, and uses shorter tracks than its predecessor.

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Lead Programmer	Tim Swan
Rendering Engine	Steve Bennett
A.I. Systems	Geoff Browitt
Physics System	Steve Bennett
Map Editing System	Andrew Wright
Everything else	Lyndon Sharp
Lead Artist	Richard Priest
Artists	Martin Sommerville Rob James Tony Heap James O'Ready Bela Lund John Dunn
Art Design	Ben Blethyn
Lead Track Designer	Gavin Cooper
Track Designers	Neil Whigfield Ben Ackerman James Kett Mike McCurdy
Produced & Designed by	David Perryman Stuart Tilley
Special Thanks to	Robert Baker Richard Ling
Product Manager	Enda Carey
Internal QA Supervisor	Stuart Allen
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Windows version of the game features music by Gary McKill while PlayStation version has completely different soundtrack composed by E-Z Rollers, Technical Itch, Omni Trio, Aquasky, Flytronix and Dom & Roland. Although, both versions of the game feature "E-Z Rollers - Breakbeat Generation" track in the intro movie.