Horizon Chase Turbo, a nostalgic arcade racer that celebrated the golden age of racing games, is set to be delisted this June. For fans of the genre, this announcement carries a bittersweet note, as the game has garnered a loyal following since its release.
The studio behind the game, once known as Aquiris, is now part of Epic Games, which has inevitably shifted the focus of the studio’s future projects. Horizon Chase Turbo stands out for its vibrant visuals and retro-inspired gameplay. It successfully channels classic arcade thrills, but it’s worth noting that it lacks online functionality and licensed vehicles. While these features might seem essential to some modern players, the game carved a unique niche by emphasizing pure racing mechanics and an engaging single-player experience.
As we approach the delisting date, players are encouraged to grab their copies before they’re sent to the digital ether. The game’s departure from online platforms might signal the end of an era for this particular title, even if it leaves a sizable mark on the arcade racing scene. Horizon Chase Turbo embodies the spirit of its inspirations, and its removal could leave a gap for those who appreciate its streamlined, no-frills approach to racing.
For now, fans can relive their high-speed adventures and enjoy the sunny tracks and energetic soundtracks one last time before it slips off the digital shelves for good.
Source: pcgamer.com
