Autoduel
PC · 1985
About this game
Autoduel is a hybrid game based on Steve Jackson Games board game Car Wars .
It incorporates elements of role-playing, driving and action-based combat.
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The game is set in a futuristic version of USA, where gangs and vigilantes rule the wilderness, and people's only protection are armored cars with mounted weaponry.
The player is cast in the role of an average person who must at first earn enough money to buy an own car, and then perform courier missions throughout the country.
The game's progression is fairly open-ended: the player is free to visit different cities, explore highways, participate in car Arena battles to earn money, take on gangsters in the wilderness, salvage car parts, etc.
A few courier missions must be completed in order to advance the story.
The player can construct and customize vehicles using guns, mine-layers, smokescreens, oil slicks, rockets and other accessories, choosing between various body and chassis types for the car.
The entire game is viewed from a top-down perspective.
About PC
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