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Lotus: The Ultimate Challenge

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Also known as
Lotus II Lotus II: R.E.C.S. Lotus III Lotus III: The Ultimate Challenge Lotus: The Ultimate Challenge for your PC

This racing game challenges you against 19 rivals or the clock across 13 race types, featuring a powerful track editor.

Lotus: The Ultimate Challenge (Lotus III) was originally released in 1992 for Amiga and Atari ST; the DOS version was published by Electronic Arts in 1993.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1993
Original release
1992
Genre
Perspective
Behind view
Size
1.07 MB
Version
LOTUS.EXE
Rating
0 votes

About Lotus: The Ultimate Challenge

Lotus: The Ultimate Challenge is a racing game officially licensed from the British car manufacturer. Its gameplay is structured around two primary modes: direct competition against nineteen computer opponents and a time trial format where the clock is the adversary.

The computer-controlled racers are given distinctive, often humorous names. Players encounter a variety of thirteen race types, which include environments like motorways and night driving, as well as events complicated by roadworks. These events differ in structure, with some involving laps and others being point-to-point races.

A significant feature is the RECS editor, a tool for designing custom courses, enabling a vast number of potential track configurations. The game also supports two players simultaneously through a split-screen display.

Lotus: The Ultimate Challenge Screenshots

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Introduction
Copy protection.
Introduction
Introduction
Title
Define your own races.
Menu
The Track Constructor
Select Your Car
Select the Background Music