is the sequel to the popular TC for Quake 2, Q-Racing, which has appeared on PCGAMER's cover CD twice - the second time in the 5 best Quake 2 mods ever alongside the Eraser Bot and Team Fortress 2! We've also appeared on the UK's second biggest mag - PCZone as well. EVEN THOUGH IT'S UNFINISHED YOU CAN STILL USE ALL THE OTHER CARS!

using the power of the Quake 2 engine, the graphics are incredible! (if we may say so ourselves!) The lighting, texturing and speed of the Quake2 engine really comes into it's own with Q-Racing. This incredibly versatile engine has also been used to create Football, basketball and 2D platform games - it really puts the amateur Playstation Yaroze games to shame (except 'Adventure Game' of course). Q-Racing V2 is inspired by the multiplayer classic of yesteryear - Micro Machines 1,2,V3. Flitsoft loved playing them over 5 years ago so we thought these works of simplistic genius need representing in the amateur scene.

, shown in the gallery below. The tracks look great and posses all-new textures. We think this is the only TC which doesn't resemble Quake2 in any way. Each track is inspired by Micro Machines, and beautifully designed by our very own Paul Matthews and Steven Cheetham. Each different car handles differently as well with great powersliding physics including handbrake turns.

, Single Player against a computer-controlled opponent, Time Trial where you can use any car on any track and compete with your friends over the best times, and finally 6-Way Multiplayer Mode - best played over a LAN with your mates, Q-Racing recreates the multiplayer fun of Micro-Machines - for free!

as well - MMV3, floating camera with Chasecam and Top Down variations, varying skill levels to suit all abilities and patiences, race demo recording, improved client handling, and more!

Table Top Terror - Racing Jeeps

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