Stunts (PC DOS) longplay

[@KingCubby2K]

I’m the guy who played the role of Herr Otto Partz in this game, randomly running across this video in 2021. I was a programmer at DSI, but I didn’t work on this game other than as that character. We all loved playing this game at work. Amusingly, I’m actually 53 right now, even though I’m listed as being 52 in the game.

[@ArchieStiglitz]

How cool! You know who any of the other characters are in real life?

[@cosmicbarrilet86]

Amazing!!!

[@KingCubby2K]

@@ArchieStiglitz Yeah, all but one of them were fellow employees at DSI. Bernie and Cherry were artists, Joe was a manager and Skid was another programmer. Helen was a model/actress who was hired specifically for the game. I don't know exactly why we hired her, other than I think my boss liked the idea of hiring a professional model to be in a video game. Clearly, he was a visionary.

[@ArchieStiglitz]

@@KingCubby2K This is so cool to finally get the answers to who these people are. I remember as a kid playing this game back in the early 90s I thought the pictures looked so good graphically and I wondered how they did it and if they where real people or completely cg. I remember Carmageddon had a similar thing going. Thank you for sharing man.

[@jlev5577]

I hate skid vicious to this day. Let him know I'll meet him anywhere to settle this like a man. Unless he's still all talk.

[@a.ajeeli]

The most astonishing thing about this game was that you were able to create your own custom tracks and stunts. Those programmers must have been geniuses to create such a game at that time.

[@XtreeM_FaiL]

Ahmed A. I learned 5 min. ago that there was also a terrain editor. So much wasted opportunity. :/

[@maxeisenhardt8800]

Definitely it was a game ahead from its time. It was an amazing feeling playing something that you created.

[@tFighterPilot]

That was my favorite part about the game.

[@Cabeza492]

Yeah! I used to spent hours and hours building tracks! :D

[@g0t2]

Customization lessens the value of mods by the developer. It's not that big companies couldn't program that but it is lost revenue for them. Which is also why they disable split screen. Why allow four ppl to play in the living room when they can separate them in ty heir own household to buy 4 licenses to that game. This is where capitalism has failed the consumers.

[@zepps88]

The intro music awakens old neural connections in my brain that have been dead for 26 years...wow what a blast from the past

[@singlemalz4440]

zepps88 same here!

[@cantdestroyher7245]

Yes! My dad had this on his computer back in the day. He used to get pissed when I’d play around on it and edit all the tracks

[@LeonardoDaAngelo]

music that kicks in at 0:48, still got goosebumps

[@cout879]

Deveras

[@vsg1980]

Some of the best music ever. Even on the measly PC speaker it rocked.

[@Timecop1983]

I still remember this was one of the best looking games i ever saw when i played it for the first time! Spent a good portion of my youth on this game. Pure nostalgia!

[@Zoh3rs]

Me too! :D

[@FalkFlak]

lol, thinking of 4Dsports Driving while listening to Timecop1983 Night Drive might be a habit now :-D

[@Charistoph]

I spent so much time on it, my parents teased me by saying they would need to install a keyboard on a car when it was time to teach me to drive. My dad also spent an inordinate amount of time designing some very trollish tracks. The funny thing is that everything had the same suspension. I could take the Indy car, get it up to max speed, and then launch it off a ramp that allowed me to go over like 2 whole sections of track and land without a problem. It became a joke against the AI to set up a ramp that went to a circular ramp to go down, the AI would force itself to got slowly down that circular ramp, while blast over the whole thing.

[@FalkFlak]

Yeah, the physics are great in the game. We built the tracks in a way that you would hit the top edge of a skyscraper in max speed which would send you flying to the moon. The car got up about a mile high while slowly drifting out of the map (we thought it was because of the wind, lol). IIRC such a flight took about 2min. in midair. Great fun.

[@Charistoph]

@@FalkFlak, I did something similar by setting up an overpass to last about 4/5 of the length of the map, then a downramp in to a sharp turn right before a hill at the edge of the map. It is so easy to miss the turn and fly full speed in to the invisible fence. Flew so high I lost the hills of the map. I can't remember the flight time, it was at least 90 seconds of vertical travel.

[@ViceCommando]

Way too much of my life wasted on this fantastic game.

[@SteffenLiss]

me, too. :)

[@andrestraehle5320]

And me 🙂

[@icepl4net]

This and test drive 3:)

[@Kris_M]

Me too!

[@JaegerZ3]

wasted or devoted? loool

[@Spicy1337Sauce]

Came here to pay my respects after this game popped into my head after decades. Legendary game. Way ahead of its time.

[@vitorhausen]

When i saw the tesla pick up I remembered this game straight away.

[@josantosp77]

LOLOLOLOL

[@robin888official]

We absolutely LOVED this game back around 1995! We built dozens of devilish tracks to challenge each other and saved replays of glitched vehicles spinning through the air.

[@codinginflow]

holy shit, I remember this game from my childhood!

[@SCW82492]

yes me 2 how old iam^^ omg^^

[@codinginflow]

@@SCW82492 my school friend had a PC with this game. Good old times

[@Stuit3rb4l]

How could anyone forget?

[@dxcpt]

@Baker Vivaan Dick head

[@dxcpt]

@Estella Boddorf Hahahaha Moron

[@azrael1982PL]

This was the first game, that I played on my first PC - it was in 1992 and I was 10 years old then. Sweet memories...

[@El-Jalap]

Exactly the same here, I remember the pc brand was a Zenith or something like that I also had a game with F1 cars wich ressemble this game and wings of fury... so much good times

[@Dzeroed]

Amen brothers, me too! 10 years old, 3 months solid on this and the Comnander Keens

[@AsimSiddiqui007]

Me too!

[@Johnnythefirst]

This game, 'Golden Axe' and 'California Games'. Played it for days and days at a friend's place, since I only had my NES at home at the time.

[@telegummis]

mine also in year 96. I was 3 years old.

[@FalkFlak]

This menu music will forever be burned in my mind. The track editor was quite impressive.

[@felipeao]

I wish someone would play this on piano or the keyboard

[@JJsAutomotive]

Out of nowhere, this is in my recommended feed. Another veteran of "Stunts" from about 26-27 years ago.

[@KretinoSantino]

Most forward thinking game, period. Map editor, recorded replays, tons of cars with different driving characteristics, different opponentns, both horizontal and vertical physics (yeah, we know the fly to the moon bugs), taking mud/snow corners with full throttle on same gear with manual. This game did jump over it's competition by decade by many aspects.

[@theemrx]

Mostly remember this for its fun track editor and its insane glitches (like being randomly shot in the stratosphere while rapidly spinning horizontally and finally exploding)

[@XtreeM_FaiL]

theemrx It was so much fun to create a track and watch my friend drive it blind and vice versa. There was always some point where we crashed, because we went too fast or too slow or the whole track was a maze where there was no clear way to finish.

[@Dzeroed]

"Ground control to major tom" haha, it was insane when that happened 😨😓😎

[@RiccardoConturbia]

Another glitch was being able to go upside down in tunnels

[@craigdavidson5613]

@@XtreeM_FaiL I remember playing this on my PC back during my High School years. It was a good game especially with the level editor. And kudos for allowing the gravity defying actions!

[@ralphhun]

Always wanted to reach to the background... still trying

[@daltonewton3]

So far... I thought I was the only one! Welcome to my team!

[@najizibarrah3205]

I played this when i was like 6 years old that was my dream

[@P.B0209]

Like me :D

[@striality]

My friends and I used to sit and talk about how games would be once you could drive to that skyline.

[@1986Unlimited]

Haha, me too! I'm inserting myself into the club as well.

[@guilhermesouza3461]

My childhood...

[@matthewvice721]

Christ, when I was in my young teens, my two friends would often come and sleep over at my place on weekends and we'd play this game until we heard the birds chirping in the morning --- and we weren't even lacking for options. We had other good games on PC, like Doom, and other machines like Mega Drives and NES. But something about this game was so addictive.

[@olodudu]

Trackmania of my childhood.

[@jwilder2251]

DOS gaming at its absolute peak. Stunts, Rebel Assault, Police Quest 3, oh god that was the good stuff. No console could touch these games.

[@MickyBane]

I remember that you could have amazing accidents, like the cars flying around after a collision for a minute, I used to save that replays.

[@jjyoo]

me too...

[@matthewvice721]

Yeah. I used to have my friends sleep over at my place, we'd alternate between Megadrive games and PC games. This one was one of our favourites and somehow, my one friend was the only one of us who managed it - and did it twice - but he somehow crashed the crash nose-first into the ground after a jump ---- and then the car rocketed up into the sky for some reason. No idea why, but I saved an in-game replay of it. It's long gone now, sadly.

[@yanliechocki]

yes, even i got to this video, looking for one with the best accident replays. Unfortunately I didn't find it.

[@gamophyte]

We hit the other side of a jump and went straight up and we were screaming OMG OMG when are we gunna come back down LOL

[@NekomimiNinja]

Looking back it's really impressive how they had both a level editor and a well-made replay system. Certainly not something you see all the time nowadays.

[@sebastiankulche]

Yeah, even some modern racing games for some reason dont have REPLAYS.

[@JN-hs5xl]

why add a level editor in the game if you can sell new levels as dlc?

[@Hyvelez]

Remember sitting downstairs under the stairs, playing this game all the time. My mother got so annoyed by the in game music, so I had to turn the sound off. I didn't have any sound card, just the sound form the motherboard. Good times!

[@AsimSiddiqui007]

Good old days!

[@TheEDFLegacy]

Oh god, I remember the beeper sound. SO MUCH BETTER with the sound card!

[@Yasuroth]

PC speaker master racing. Good times.

[@supermasterPIK]

PC Speaker

[@TheSektorz]

It was so much fun making maps AND re-watching your playthroughs. Two features I'd never seen back then, along with the whole "actual polygonal 3D" thing.

[@pccordova1]

I'm back to my childhood now. Only those who were born in the 80's know how top this game was and the biggest revolution in the 90's.

[@TheEDFLegacy]

I played this religiously in my early youth. One thing I remember the most is the max-speed bug with the Indycar; if you are in fifth gear, and hit maximum revs in a jump, your car will lock at maximum speed, no matter the terrain or steering. It was suicidal... but it was *great*! Especially on banked corners. :D

[@MBP23US]

So true, you have a great memory

[@jolesco]

Remember playing this in the 90's on a 486 DX33. Had lots of fun with it, and making own tracks

[@RicardoPestana]

i had a 486 sx 25

[@sebastiankulche]

Even to this day this game remains as a masterpiece in its genre.

[@stefandorr3623]

thank you so much for uploading videos with games from back in the days like this! my wonderful childhood memories come alive again :)

[@peterjamieson2441]

One of the best sounding engines of any car game at that time.

[@Victor_2000s]

Its sarcams?

[@peterjamieson2441]

@@Victor_2000s No really...for its time. I'm serious

[@Bossix84]

True

[@jmrico1979]

The physics built into the game are pretty good. Probably part of the reason why it was so addictive.

[@d_vibe-swe]

True classic. But the opponents were so lousy 😂 .. I think I mostly enjoyed to make and play my own tracks in this game.

[@mrcool075]

I still have this game and back in the day in about 2 years i would have spent about at least 2 thousand hours playing it. I still have over 3700 files in 42 dos folders and the game takes up over 10mb ( originally was 1.17mb). I still have over 500 tracks and over 1000 replays, including full speed driving in two different cars and multiple air spins and crashes. My best overall time on default track without and crack or cheating was under 1:09. My most favorite game ever.

[@AsimSiddiqui007]

U should upload on youtube

[@markgilbert8091]

Yeah, all of it.

[@Portnoy79]

please, share it! :-)

[@Blackadder75]

make a youtube channel!

[@warwickclark2143]

Haha brilliant!

[@honeymaster891]

I was 7 when it came out, and I spent most of my time playing it along with f117a :) both games were so far ahead of their time :)

[@OceanLlamaMedia]

Ah yes f117a. I was probably in 4th grade playing that game. I don't think I ever figured out you were supposed to fly the plane in certain directions to avoid different radars.

[@matthiashjalmarsson4121]

I'm not sure why KZbin recommended me this video, but I'm glad it did. It is literally possible that this is my most played game of all time.

[@1986elduderino]

Dude, same here. Random recommendation. Loved this Game as a child. Soundtrack just gave me chills. Awesome Game.

[@scrubbed4770]

Something tells me the algorithm knows we are all in that age group, play video games, like cars, etc. None the less, good memories!

[@matthiashjalmarsson4121]

@@scrubbed4770 But... I’m unique ...

[@magicAAA]

I really underappreciated this title back then!! The glitch that makes the indycar do unlimited speed was all it took to make me happy :E

[@andrevanderwalt2515]

Was reading through the comments just to see if anyone else used to glitch the indy car into craze speed.

[@Minsc]

@@andrevanderwalt2515 If I remember correctly, hit that jump the "right" way.

[@dominikeins]

Pure nostalgia! Thanks for sharing! I played the heck out of this game. In particular the track editor having all the crazy obstacles behind eachother:)

[@rebeccawilhelmsdottir4260]

Ohhh that brings back memories! I used to play this when I was in primary school. Makes me realise what a technological development I've already lived through!

[@elmillo10]

Wow just had a nostalgia shock. I don't usually play racing games but this one was ahead of its time. The fact that it was released in 1990 blows my mind.

[@iwanwilaga]

Man..i first saw this game on my cousins’ 16 color computer when we visited them in an other city.. after it i needed to wait like weeks or months to get the game on my pc on the 1.2 mb~ floppy disks i guess.. Those weeks felt like eternity.. i was actually drawing, sketching, planning tracks on my math grid exercise sheets instead of doing the school work.. (i did the same with sim city 1 back then tho...lol) I had a full color monitor so i could even hardly imagine how happy times i will have when Stunts will finally arrive on my PC... sick, sick times...haha i’m blessed i grew up like this..😁😎👌🏽🙌🏼

[@millhope]

This brings back so many memories! 😍 I remember spending hours playing this as a teen, trying to perfect those crazy jumps and loops. The graphics may be retro, but the fun was unbeatable! It’s amazing how a simple game like this could keep us glued to the screen for hours. Nostalgia overload! 🎮💾 Thanks for taking me back to the good ol' days!

[@1986Unlimited]

Played this game from the day it was released probably for about 10 years afterwards. Loved it. Creating custom tracks was the best part of it haha. Also, sounds evil but I always died laughing when I heard the opponent crash in the background.

[@Pallanamnjavelet]

I was 9 years old in 1994. And my dad had just bought an expensive, used harddrive from a friend. Initially intended for our family business computer. Well, turned out that hard drive came filled to the brim with, ehrm, less-than-legal copies of games. Anywho, that drive was initially destined to get wiped in order to contain a load of business bookkeping. However, that never happened. As my father and i got so enamored with some of the games on the drive that he actually bought another one, brand new, for the original purpose. This was one of the games on that drive, and ever since then i've been a proponent of cyan colored cars. Another game on that drive was Creature Shock. That game caused a young me to not be able to sleep by myself for 2 days. Scary stuff back then.

[@HandsomeDanVacationRentals]

My dad and I used to build our own tracks and try and beat each other’s high scores on this. I remember playing this for years.

[@brokensync]

Never doubt the randomness of the recommendation page

[@milesromanus7041]

As a kid, I never noticed one of the opponent's name is Joe Stallin

[@SoFarSoFree]

My favourite part of this game was making a mile of straight, into a ramp, then place a long row of windmills to jump over. When you landed on a windmill the spinning blades would whack you into space. I would fall to the floor laughing, and then try again and again to get a longer hang time.

[@reezlaw]

I spent more time on this than in any modern AAA game. I especially loved the glitches! I remember building a whole track based on all the glitches I knew. There were several different ways to reach low earth orbit

[@SoFarSoFree]

Oh man! I can remember the first time i launched a car sky high, and laughed so hard i couldn't breath!

[@reezlaw]

@@SoFarSoFree remember how if you placed a banked turn without the ramp and then drove into the empty section where the ramp should be that would throw you straight up in the sky?

[@SuperTimItaly]

Oh my... so many memories. That menu music is permanently burned somewhere in my brain like a cattle firebrand. I remember spending sooo much time building tracks using every single map tile available, using bridges to almost double the length of the tracks, and sometimes trying to trick the future myself inserting stuff like a building right after a fast uphill and so on. How cool was being on a bridge and seeing the track appearing under the road! Oh, how many crashes on those banked curves and on those ramps... And what about replays? Replays! Freaking awesome. Thank you for remembering me this exquisite piece of programming, you just made me realize how much I loved every single moment spent on it.

[@pgr3290]

This and Test Drive 3 were the most graphically advanced racing games that you could play at home in 1990. Marvel at the magnificence. It's still over 3 years before a home version of Virtua Racing running on the Sega Genesis using polygonal models. Even then that game ran with an expensive co-processor inside the cartridge.

[@michaelclark3192]

I used to play this game when I was about 8 years old visiting a family friend's place because we didn't have a computer yet. I was so happy when we ended up buying this 486 PC for $600 when our friends upgraded to a Pentium and I could play this game whenever I wanted. So many memories playing stunts.

[@leszy2129]

The game of my childhood in Poland it was known as 4d Sport Driving

[@ValleyOfWillows]

30:29 That's the stuff I remember from my childhood. I once had a car crash happen after a jump that sent the car flying so high it felt like it was taking a minute to land again.

[@silviatine3655]

Oh wauw i can remeber everything. Poe, thanks for the flashbacks. Good old time

[@jeroen1914]

This was such al large part of my childhood haha, very nice to see this again

[@ilcontebera]

Damn skid vicious, you scared the hell out of me when I was 9 years old. But I succeeded

[@CrunchyRhombus]

The custom level editor killed so much time when we were young. Thanks for sharing!

[@DotorGac]

This was my first hame ever on PC. I had so much fun on this game

[@djmoch1001]

Dear god, I spent so much time making my own stunt tracks when I was a teenager. I absolutely loved this game to death. That intro just sent my nostalgia feels into overdrive.

[@melvinch]

This game needs a reboot....pun intended. Which other game lets you engineer your own death in so many different ways ?

[@savagesam205]

There is! It’s called Ultimate Stunts. I think it’s still in beta

[@AsimSiddiqui007]

True

[@SimilakChild]

There's a game called "Distance"

[@MiguelBaptista1981]

@Savage Sam Gonna check Ultimate Stants, tks for the heads up. Also, Dirt 5 lets you create tracks easily.

[@nicolivoldkif9096]

@@MiguelBaptista1981 This game was part of the inspiration for the Trackmania games right up to and including building your own tracks.

[@stbuchok]

Trackmanias great grandparent right here.

[@DoctorDARKSIDE]

The game that got me into cars - 30 years later, I still want a yellow Lancia Delta HF!

[@Ozeanruderin]

And I assumed it was just me playing it ... LOVED IT! Way ahead of its time, the music still gets me. And you did not fool us, as we saw it was the cracked version we all played. So, thirty years since .... unbelievable.

[@Sitania]

I remember the track building being awesome. My mate and I would make a crazy track, set a good time, then challenge the other to best it

[@0NEmanArmyASON]

Around 20 years ago I saw flyers up for a garage sale that happened in my neighbourhood that already happened. I went to the house and asked if they had the garage sale already, they did. So the person gave me a bunch of old Floppy disk racing games that nobody bought, this was one of them. Wow this brings back some memories.

[@hydrocarbon82]

FYI I recall a bug with the Indy car that after 2-4 jumps at max speed it would stay pinned on any terrain. This led to some interesting "stunts" with custom tracks.

[@xj22021]

Hydrocarbon82 My friend and I would make tracks with banked transitions alternating to make the Indy jump and get locked in.. it would do somethkng like 230 and get stuck full throttle.. we found another glitch where you could drive up a hill and get airborn and fly perpetually without crashing if tou kept the wheel turned.

[@acfefo9880]

This game was so many years ahead of its time. It was throught this that I learned as a child, that breaking and turning was way more important than accelarating, lol.

[@broku-qj2np]

When I thought it's not going to get any better than this

[@Beetle666]

Oh my God - so many hours in front of my 386DX 40 PC... Te best feature was the track editor - it was epic! Thanks so much for the upload.

[@najizibarrah3205]

I remeber this game as a kid cant belived i found it

[@rayzian]

i had the menu music stuck in my head all day today, took me forever to find this im so glad its on here

[@afrodieter8891]

Someone should make a gif out of "Vicious"' winning animation. This is gold. :D

[@rumdabbadoh]

I spent so many hours in this game back in the days. I always loved making aaalmost impossible “tracks” and trying them out, and switching cameras was just too cool!

[@MediaFilter]

The one thing it sadly lacked was multiplayer - which Stunt Car Racer did have. First time I got that working was between an Amiga 500 and Atari 520 ST using RS-232 cable. My first networked play. 1991.

[@einokeino303]

Never got to play this on Amiga, I'd imagine it would be super slow on A500. Stunt Car Racer in multiplayer sounds epic :D

[@MediaFilter]

It blew our minds, we spent the entire weekend playing championships :) The hard part was convincing my parents to let me take my expensive ST to a friend's house to try the link-up!

[@einokeino303]

I can only imagine :) Only got to play SCR on C64 in single player, but it was pretty fun nonetheless. Good port considering hardware limitations. Doom was the first LAN experience for me, then Hi-Octane, Warcraft, NFS, Quake and so on.

[@MediaFilter]

Ah yes :) I think mine in order of play after Stunts were Novell Netwars (on school network), Doom, Worms, Heroes of Might and Magic, Big Red Racer, Hi Octane, Warcraft... man, those were legendary days. And don't get me started on the original C&C. Also remember trying VR for the first time playing Heretic at a computer fair at the university I ended up attending. (Amazing how many years it still took for the Oculus to hit the market.) Defining moments for a programmer-to-be.

[@einokeino303]

Never got to play Netwars myself. But yeah, all those rest, BRR we played a little bit in LAN also, or with split screen, can't remember for sure. HOMM and especially Worms were nice with the hotseat options so didn't have to carry around expensive hardware to get a game going :)

[@choppermaster9304]

Thanks for making this. Really memory lane for me here. Great way how you manage the camera's between some parts of the gameplay.

[@TiborFuto]

I created a pc-to-pc score synchronizer (via floppy), so we could battle times with a friend playing on another PC independently ;-)

[@rogermania]

Man, this bring me memories.. I used to spend hours making racing tracks with ramps, tunnels, loops, bridges and you name it. Good old days

[@Mud_reservation771]

You were able to win every race, all you have to do is drive around the Start/Finish line😂😂

[@vsg1980]

I never tried that!! Lol

[@faisalahmed1982]

I lovedd this game soo sooo much and used to play hours after hours after coming back from school without ever getting bored! Wished someone remade this classic on new Playstation / xbox formats !!

[@mworld]

TrackMania for dos :)

[@TheFearlessDave]

I played this game in 92 I think - learned to drive and crash on it at 16 yrs old LOL Thanks for the memories - I'd forgotten about this epic game

[@DanielSong39]

Let's call this the PC version of Hard Drivin'.

[@brianmiller1077]

Hard Drivin' was so far ahead, poly graphics, feedback steering, manual transmission,physics. I put a lot of quarters into this game and enjoyed every minute. I only saw the follow up once (Stunt Drivin'?)

[@dibujosinlimitesmp]

This was my favorite game when I was 14. I also made several tracks! Thank you very much for uploading, great memories!

[@PCCphoenix]

2:03--Bernie crashes on the slalom!

[@leethomas2155]

An absolute classic... one of my favourite childhood memories playing this on the Amiga 1200. I still have it in the loft with computer and a disk full of custom made tracks. Man I'll have to dig this out for old time sake.

[@gustavoespinoza7167]

Nostalgia al 100

[@terravecchia91]

Siccome io sto rigiocando a stunts,quando inizio la gara mi appare scritto che devo allacciare le cinture ma non so quale tasto della tastiera devo premere per allacciare le cinture nel gioco.Poi quando parto la Macchina Mi si rompe subito,qual'è il tasto della tastiera che devo premere per allacciare le cinture della macchina nel gioco?Grazie

[@PayneMaximus]

I used to wake up early to play this game, and was always designing new tracks and stuff. Lots of great memories from this amazing game!

[@paulleitner8305]

good old day's

[@TreehillGamer]

One of my first PC games (486 DX-33). My friends also had the game and we fought for the best lap times. A great game!

[@M0rinkashi]

Am I thinking that Trackmania was inspired by this game?

[@douggale5962]

Definitely.

[@operationmindfuck7145]

This game was amazing because you could design your own tracks and place whatever jumps or loops wherever you wanted.

[@milesromanus7041]

imagine if this game gets a remake

[@merle9069]

Elon Musk is on the right track with the new vehicle that came out to match these graphics. Lol

[@kuboss007]

You have reviewed all the game features really nice! Thank you, lot of memories from my childhood came back alive 🙂

[@RAKEuutje]

My sim racing roots, right there! Man, best 30 minutes of my weekend right here! Even the car sounds better than a lot of racing games today!

[@requisaonoma]

Thanks man for this video, it was a pleasure played this game when I was young.

[@Sir_vAce]

Used to make one small circled track, and start building like random stuntjumps over buildings which were not allowed in a closed track, but possible when not in the track itself. I had a whole world of crazy stunts and jumps at the fingertips. Such a good time it was to be alive.

[@ludacrisleon828]

Damn this brings back memories. I used to wake up early and hope my parents wouldnt wake up from all the beeping and FDD sounds from booting my 486dx. Loved the track editor.

[@Mark-pr7ug]

Amazing game! Never realised this existed way back when all I had was an Amiga and games like Days of Thunder and Hard Driving.

[@ThrilloVanHouten]

My friends & I played this game not for the racing aspect, but just to record the epic glitchy crashes we'd do on purpose on our homemade tracks. Then we'd trade the video files & tracks with each other via floppies. It was great cuz this game ran on everything from a lowly 286 CGA shitbox to a mighty 486 with SVGA, meeting everyone's computing needs.

[@DjTinnio]

Yeah i played that as a child on my 386 pc, remembered it, like, ten years later, said we need a game like this, but with the current graphics, and this was how Trackmania was born. :-p

[@ansiaaa]

I love this game so much. I remember creating my tracks and being so impressed by how to run on my PC!