Top Racer Collection Delayed to March, Free Demo Next Week

Independent publisher and developer QUByte Interactive has postponed the release of Top Racer Collection on all platforms.

The delay is necessary to bring forth the best game possible for players and fans of the Top Racer franchise. This delay allows for more time to enhance the gameplay experience for all players by refining the classic and exclusive modes that will be present in the collection.

Starting next week on January 11, a free demo will be available on Steam. The demo will come with three tracks to play and local multiplayer support.

About Top Racer Collection

The 16-bit 1990s racing classic is back in one package. Top Racer Collection brings together three iconic games from the 2D arcade racing franchise: Top Racer, Top Racer 2 and Top Racer 3000. In addition, the collection comes with online features, the brand new Top Racer Crossroads, and more exclusive content such as new cars.

With vibrant graphics, engaging gameplay, and iconic soundtracks, the originally released on older systems Top Racer became a fan favorite spawning several titles in the franchise. Filters are available to create that classic nostalgic arcade racing experience.

Both online and offline modes are available for multiplayer races. A ranking mode allows players to challenge friends and opponents from around the world. Time Attack mode will let racers test their skills against the clock. Other modes include a Campaign Mode and a Custom Cup Mode.

Top Racer Collection Availability

Top Racer Collection has a new release date set for March 7, 2024 and will launch on Windows PC via Steam and on consoles for Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.

Starting on January 11, 2024 a Top Racer Collection demo will be available on Steam for free.

For more information visit the game’s product page on the desired platforms.

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Publisher and Developer Information

QUByte Interactive

QUByte Interactive is the largest independent publisher in Latin America for consoles. The company has its own in-house development studio that is currently working on MARS 120. Through partnerships in game porting, publishing, and development, QUByte Interactive seeks new business opportunities to expand their portfolio and customer relationships. Over 100 games, both self-published and outsourced, have been developed and released across multiple platforms by the company.

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