Armobiles PC

Armobiles combines a frantic car race with difficult shooting. The incredible game playability results from the perfect mixture of the fast engine, high quality graphics and sounds with numerous routes, cars and extra facilities.

The unique game character results form the perfectly graphically prepared ROUTES situated in inaccessible parts of the world. The open spaces have various weather conditions and specific surface features. Numerous buildings, ruins, bridges, water pools and billboards create the gorgeous game scenery. What is more, driving inside the buildings, jumping over bars and racing on the airport carrier runway are possible. Furthermore, soil and water splash off the wheels, many shells are scattered, car elements are bent or fall off. A player can test his skills in the snow of Alaska, during the downpour in Australia and in the hot sun of Nevada Desert. He or she may also fight in an ex-German submarine base in Norway and on the glacier in Switzerland.

Features

* There are 6 CARS available in the game. Racing cars are equipped with multifunctional facilities. Apart from traditional fast-shooting machine guns, popular rockets, laser-steered bombs, grenades and many other futuristic devices can be found in the garage. Extra shields, turbo drive and invisibility module may be mounted in the car.

* 6 modes of individual game provide a lot of excitement. In an individual game the competitors are well-programmed bots, which prove to be skillful, highly clever and consistent while destroying the competitive cars.

* The game also allows playing through the multi-personal LAN net as well as on the horizontally split screen.

* The game is an interesting pastime for both advanced players and beginners. It has a highly intuitive interface which enables even beginners to set the game thoroughly. Apart from the keyboard, there are gamepads and force feedback joysticks.

* Armobiles works correctly with all Windows system versions and operates in both DirectX and OpenGL technology.

Last updated on 10 December 2007