RC Racing: 1:8 buggy, workshop and career
In RC Racing you drive a 1:8 buggy from the pilot's tower, just like on a real RC model track. These are five-way races where weather, pit stops and precise acceleration are important. How the suspension, tires and engine hold the track depends on physics.
First trip to the track
Press W or ↑ to hold the gas, and S or ↓ to brake or reverse. The rotation occurs through A / D or ← / →. By default, the steering wheel works like a real transmitter: when the buggy is driving towards you, left and right change, and the settings are Simple.
Career, tracks and weather
The career goes from a local club to the World Cup. It has tournaments, qualifying and long finals with refueling and pit stops. Five tracks - Club Dirt, Clay Stadium, Oval, Sand Quarry and Winter Park - run in dry weather, rain and changing weather conditions. In mud and rain, the trajectory is important here, and the same calculation of movement is needed in Deadly Descent.
Workshop, shop and tuning
In the workshop you take the buggy apart screw by screw and put it back together. Tuning is important here: you change the settings, engines, pipes, tires and colors. Broken parts slow down the car, and wet days require mud tires; Prize money is spent on improvements. Prize money is spent on improvements, and the same emphasis on changing settings and parts is in Traffic Jam 3d.