Soundrace

Soundrace is a video game in the action genre developed by Corporate Media Hannover and published by DEUTSCHE FUJI-TAPE Vertriebs-GmbH & Co. KG originally released in 1995. It is currently playable on DOS.

Soundrace is a German 2D platformer originally created as a promotional game for Fuji TV cassette tapes, with two main characters (female and male), three difficulty levels and a choice between normal and turbo speed modes. 90s. The game features a simple platforming mechanic that consists of collecting points, power-ups and fighting bosses across five levels, set to an electronic music soundtrack.

In your quest to sound hip in cyberspace, you have inadvertently stumbled upon the nasty cybernetic overlord MEGABLAST. To return to your own world, you must traverse five dangerous zones, defeat the Portal Guardians, and confront MEGABLAST in the Magic Zone.

In each zone there are high-quality FUJI audio tapes, and you can record beats with a recorder and use them as weapons to defeat enemies and bosses. When a rhythm is played, the area of effect is reduced, so you must get dangerously close to the enemy to inflict damage. A switch in each zone unlocks a portal area, where you can play the recorded rhythms to engage and defeat the portal guardians and then open the portal.

Many dangers await you as you venture through the zones. The recorder is consumed by enemies and you have to replenish energy by collecting batteries. The recorder is vulnerable to fall damage, but can be permanently repaired by collecting repair tools. Also, you only have a few minutes to beat each zone, so be careful to activate the timer and add 25 seconds to it.

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