Look: 7/10 Not that any of the graphic are elaborate or like the trees and enemy motorcyclists are detailed or something, but gotta give credence to its advanced execution of fast 3d movement. And the early PC look to it, reminding me (for some reason) of that built-in Windows game where you ski and there's the yeti :-p Oh, and cool that it alternates day and night levels.

Sound: 8/10 I liked the noisey vibe in general, including the driving/engine sound itself and the "jingles." Crunchy and noisey, my thing :) It helped get me oddly enthralled for a while ha.

Play: 7/10 I didn't really plan to take this one too seriously. Tho I recognized the innovative execution of first-person 3d driving with the obstacles coming at you, I just tend not to love driving games that much. As it turns out, this is an avoid-the-obstacles driving game--sure--but you also shoot at the motorcyclists ahead of you heh. Which adds a fun vehicular combat element, and I grew up playing Vigilante 8, Twisted Metals etc. Surprising for a Spectrum game to have such smooth and responsive gameplay with tight collision masks

Feel: 7/10 Tho I had fun, I didn't necessarily love it. It was addictive for a bit trying to get further and kill them faster once I got a hang of the controls. Very impressive for a Spectrum game, too, I hadn't really been loving non-text-adventure Spectrum games..

Attachment: 8/10 I definitely wont be forgetting it and surely will show this to my brothers as an early example of 3d driving and vehicular combat. It isn't a game I will return to frequently, due to its rudimentary nature, but it's addictive for a bit and I'm sure will feel fresh again after not playing for a while. One I wont forget, to boot!

Completion: To 6th Level, Don't remember exactly but around 10,000 Score Playtime: ~35 mins