New unlockable cheats (fillmygarage, testme, reddevil).Both manual and automatic savegame support.Extended career mode with over 60 racing events.Extended freeride mode: now you can select the map.New type of GPS map with automatic route generator.THOR: little addon for asynchronous code execution.Debug features (stop EXE, on-screen debug, print to log).Completely new high-quality animated graphic interface, a lot of fixes and improvements to old interface code.Bugfixes for previous versions of the game.Fixed baiern custom headlights and little fixes to chassis.DTM modifications of Nonus, Baiern and Einvagen.Pedals for automatic, semi-automatic and manual transmission.7 new gamemodes, including Drifting, Circuit racing and Drag racing.17 new high-quality maps, including drag strip with working traffic light.16 cars from Street Legal 1 with all models, correct prices, descriptions, etc.We have improved the original game by adding a lot of new features and fixing old bugs.WARNING: THIS RELEASE IS STILL BETA, IT COULD BE UNSTABLE AND CONTAIN BUGS! But if you're looking for a fun street racing game, get NFS:Underground 2.Street Legal Racing: Redline is a legend, it’s the world’s most popular vehicle mechanic simulator with night drag races and on-track racing events. In short: If you like fiddling around with engines, transmission settings, etc., there's a lot of fun to be had (Don't expect the game to give you too much help tuning the car, though). That should buy you a super fast racer that can outrun almost anything on the drag strip.
Getting far in the game is pretty easy: Buy a small car, strip is down to the bare essentials (including removing all panels, windows, seats, etc.), sell the spare parts and use the money on engine parts, wheels and suspension. The graphics are pretty bad, the steering could be better, and the game is badly balanced. The racing never gets as fun as you could hope, so you're likely to focus more on building the perfect racer than actually racing it. There's more fun inside the garage than outside, however. The garage-part is much more nerdy than the arcade-feel of most other games in the genre.
It's not about unlocking features and levelling up as in NFS:Underground: You make money to buy spare parts to boost performance and (usually) replace the parts you've blown or destroyed. In some ways, SLR:R is the perfect street level racing game: You really get to build up your car. As opposed to the other games, however, SLR:R is actually pretty fun. In many ways, Street Legal Racing: Redline (SLR:R) is like the others: It's a cheap game with low production value, the graphics are sub-par and buggy, and the gameplay needs a lot of work.
By nikolajb | Review Date: OctoAfter the success of The Fast and the Furious, we've seen hundreds of games trying to bring the nitro-injected racing to the PC.
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