Blur

For fans of arcade auto racing, the cult Blur, filled with the spirit of competition and atmospheric neon lighting, can become an excellent option.

The plot of races is simple and is supplied by reading a variety of emails and posts in fictional social networks. To pass the main campaign, the user must fight with 9 bosses - Shannon, Hanoi, a schoplet, spleen, Natalia, Cogam, Ayumi and Harumi, Butcher and an unknown enemy. Each of them opens by performing special conditions (pick up a certain amount of amplification, gain popularity, pass the complex tracks and others.).

In total, several single-user modes are available during the passage:

• "Race" - a standard battle for the championship;
• "Destruction" - a limited time to shooting machines of opponents for a set of the required number of points;
• "One on one" - Battle with the boss.

Gameplay Arcade is divided into two parts - driving a car and shooting enemies. Each car has a health scale made up of 5 parts - after its full loss, the driver will lose the match regardless of the position.

During matches, the user can also pick up a variety of modifiers:

• "Protection" - creates a dome shield around the car;
• "Repair" - restores the health of the car;
• "Footing Mode" - gives the driver of 3 cartridges to keep a battle;
• "Mina" - leaves the explosive device behind the participant;
• "Rocket" - the self-catering enemy in the nearest enemy;
• "Lightning" - places electric poles before the leading rider;
• "Acceleration" - increases speed;
• "Wave blow" - generates an energy wave, knocking opponents.

In Blur, a variety of real-life licensed cars (copies from BMW, Ford, Dodge) and dozens of powerful sports cars are implemented. Multiplayer modes are also available in auto racing - races with 20 participants, "Split-Screen" for 4 people, command battles and custom matches.