Buckle your butts up and take a huff of NOS kids, because Codemasters is reviving a franchise that hasn’t been seen in many a year: GRID!

The sub-genre of racing simulators is not one that I bear a special love towards, but it is one that I highly respect. The grand endeavour to achieve absolute realism in a video game, be it from the laws of gravity to the horrors of war, includes perfecting the sensation of an Audi Quattro flying along a forest floor on …

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I’m an unabashed fan of driving games that don’t require me to manually change gears or stick to a certain line on any given track. OnRush looks set to scratch that itch then. Codemaster’s big hook in addition to wilder gameplay though? Tracks which start a race with players already in a drive for their life.

CARS! FAST CARS! OUTDOORS! EXTREME! DO YOU WANT TO BE EXTREME? Well you’ll soon be able to engage in revving all the horses under the hood in some Alpine anarchy as OnRush has a release date.

When it comes to studios focused on racing games, there are few better than the legendary Codemasters. Purveyors of fine racing games in sim, arcade and the inbetween segments, they truly are one of the very best developers of games involving vehicles. Now you can buy mnay of their games for very little money.

With Onrush, it looks like Codemasters is finally getting ready to be a bit…silly. And after a somewhat disappointing trio of tech-heavy simulation track games this year, a more colourful and manic title in the genre may just be a breath of fresh air. OH WHAT A RUUUUUUUSH!