Cabela's 4x4 Off-Road Adventure
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Unlike other racing games, Cabelas' is more directed to survival than simply burning rubber and getting to the finish line. And that ain't easy. Using all the options available, you can build a 4 wheel drive beast machine in seconds, and then test it out on desert terrain, with dried up river beds, rocky roads and mountains galore. But be careful, because if you push your car too far, you may destroy parts and end your chances of getting to the finish.
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Average score: 60% (based on 2 ratings)
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Average score: 4.5 out of 5 (based on 3 ratings with 1 reviews)
Excellent game, worth the $20, lot's of cars and options!
The Good
The graphics are very good, and the game plays well. There are quite a few cars, including a Baja Buggy, 2 Hummers, 2 Jeeps, and many more.
The Bad
It doesn't automatically go to the menu when you ruin your car, also it skips frames if you run it at high resolution.
The Bottom Line
You can select a car and a track, then tune your car and change its color. Then you find the 'Nav Buoy', using a map, compass, both or neither (depends on the skill level you play). a Very Fun Game!
Windows · by Jon Buder (8) · 2001
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Game added by Kartanym.
Additional contributors: tarmo888, analoguedragon.
Game added March 27, 2001. Last modified February 22, 2023.