Lego Stunt Rally

Lego Stunt Rally
Developer(s)
Publisher(s) Lego Media
Platform(s) Microsoft Windows, Game Boy Color
Release Microsoft Windows
  • EU: 13 September 2000
  • NA: 21 September 2000
Game Boy Color
  • EU: 29 December 2000
  • NA: 29 December 2000
Genre(s) Racing
Mode(s) Single-player, multiplayer

Lego Stunt Rally is a Lego-themed isometric racing video game for Microsoft Windows and Game Boy Color. Developed by Intelligent Games for PC and Graphic State for Game Boy Color and published by Lego Media, the game features a track editor that allows players to build single-player and multiplayer tracks. A PlayStation version of the game in development at Asylum Entertainment,[1] but eventually canceled shortly before release.[2]

Gameplay

Lego Stunt Rally features driving with a slot car-esque control; the player controls the acceleration and braking, but steering is controlled automatically (although the player can change lanes and influence how their vehicle takes corners). There are also powerups which the player can pick up and use at any time, much like kart racers.

The main feature of the game is the track editor, which allows the player to build their own tracks. When the game is first played, the editor will only have a selection of basic track pieces to work with, along with only two of the four environments. To gain more pieces and environment options, the player has to race in the game's career mode, including twenty-one races. When the player wins career events, they unlock new features for the editor, including powerups, environments, and track pieces.

Plot

Mr. X, a multi-billionaire and champion rally racer of his island, invites four amateur racers (Lucky, Chip, Barney, and Wrench) to compete against four other racers of Stunt Island. Through the environments City, Desert, Jungle, and Ice, the player must compete with the other champions; Radium, Baron Flambo, Snake, and Glacia. Four other challengers from around the world also compete: Brad Speedo, Sid Vacant, Mega Hurtz, and Sandy Surf.

References

  1. ↑ http://www.manelsort.com/portfolio/lego-stunt-rally/
  2. ↑ Jenkins, Jevon (June 14, 2001). "Lego Stunt Rally Takes the Win". Game Industry News. Noble Order Press Enterprises. Retrieved February 17, 2017.
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