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Obscure

Buggy

68% positive of 16 Steam reviews

Released: 2023
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by Gremlin Interactive. Published by Pixel Games UK.

About the game

Experience radio-controlled racing at its finest in this PS1 classic from 1998. Race across 16 different tracks, take on time attack trials and devious challenge maps, unlock new cars, and discover exciting power-ups as you compete to become the ultimate Buggy champion!

Tagged by players

Racing
Automobile Sim
Retro
1990's
Arcade
Old School
Third Person
Local Multiplayer
Colorful
PvP

What players say

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What players say

Not recommended
Browsing through Steam sales, I stumbled upon this game and thought: “hey, I used to play this as a kid.”. I bought it, installed it… and ended up disappointed. The game itself is still fun, a classic of PC racing, but what they’re selling here is the PlayStation 1 version, emulated in the worst possible way. It runs at 15–20 FPS, the visuals are awful, and any sense of smooth gameplay is gone. The worst part? The…
1.2 h played when written. 9 found it helpful.
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Recommended
I highly recommend this game for those who are looking for hidden gems from past eras in gaming. On the surface, there's a unique kart-ish racing game here, with a gimmick most similar to Lego Racers, where you build your own power ups by driving through colored gates in different orders. This in itself is fine, there's a sweet PS1 atmosphere with a very enjoyable soundtrack to accompany it all, and a relatively fun…
18 min played when written. 3 found it helpful.
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