ESRB Rating: T (Teen)
Release Date: 6-2-2010
Critic Score (1-100): 49
Genre(s): Action, Racing / Driving, 1st-person, Shooter, Post-apocalyptic, Behind view, Direct control, Asia, Europe, North America
Media Type(s): Physical

Death Track: Resurrection in development

**1C Company Brings Back to Life Classic Franchise

MOSCOW, Russia, June 15, 2007** & Leading Eastern and Central European publisher 1C Company and Skyfallen Entertainment are proud to announce the development of Death Track: Resurrection & the successor to the legendary Deathtrack, a game which is considered by many the founder of the modern combat racing genre.

Death Track: Resurrection is a combat racing title that plunges players into the not too distant future when the world is in chaos. The population is tired of traditional sports. Replaced by far more aggressive, violent and thrilling types of entertainment the public screams for more. The attention of Earth's population is drawn to a new event, the “Survival Race”. This is a World Tournament that takes place in the largest cities across the globe. Spectacular road battles in powerful vehicles are performed by world-renown drivers. This tournament with its fame and money attract more and more new drivers every day.

The main character of the game is a rookie driver that enters the tournament for the first time. As this character players will soon realize that the battle on the tracks is sometimes not fair. To achieve the top results they need to believe the end justifies the means. They will have to use every weapon at their disposal to win their races and triumph over numerous enemies. The compelling single player story line will let players become immersed in a world of great treachery and stunning battles..

Death Track: Resurrection will be shown for the first time at E3 2007 in the 1C booth. Its release date will be announced later this year. For more information on 1C please contact us at the numbers above or go to our website at http://int.games.1c.ru.

Death Track: Resurrection is a remake of the 1989 game Deathtrack. It is a futuristic driving game that combines arcade racing with vehicular combat. The player participates as a rookie pilot in survival races in the future, organized to be broadcasted over television and set in the post-apocalyptic setting of what is left of such cities as Paris, Bangkok, London, Vatican City, Prague, New York, Moscow, Istanbul, San Diego and Tokyo. Between the races, the story of the thrills and sabotage is furthered through rendered cutscenes.

There are five game modes: Scenario (main story mode), Tournament (three cups where the player can earn money), Challenge (perform tasks through races on the unlocked tracks), Drag Races and Quick Races. Gameplay is arcade-oriented as the tracks are filled with obstacles, sharp twists and Terminator robots that shoot the cars. By winning races, new cars can be acquired and outfitted with upgrades and weapons such as laser, plasma and machine guns, mines, spikes, rocket launchers and flares. There is also Nitrous Oxide to get a boost. Most races need to be won by taking first place, but the opponents can also be killed and in some modes a specific task needs to be performed. Points, converted in cash, also become available through Afterburner (use boost without colliding for a long time), Clean Ride (safe driving), Flight (remain airborne for a while), Destruction (demolish objects along the tracks) and Stunts. Many of the tracks have springboards that can be used to perform stunts, which are then shown in slow-motion using an alternate camera view or a secondary game window.

Players can also receives bonuses while driving, based on five levels of competence. These include Haste, Shield, Repair, Points Boost, Damage Boost and Ammo. For each track, a number of presets are available: Modern (bonuses, weapons, respawns), Classic (only point boosts bonuses, weapons, no respawns - similar to the original game), Rally (only haste bonus, no weapons, respawns) and Custom where the player can define parameters. The game does not support multiplayer.

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