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Machine: BBC
Supplier: Acornsoft
Price: £14.95 (Cassette) £17.65 (Disk)

Acornsoft is promoting Revs as the “most advanced race simulator yet.” A bold claim but one which is probably justified.

Both the car and race track are painstakingly modelled on the real thing.

The car is the Acorn sponsored Formula 3 Ralt RT3 driven by David Hunt during 1984 and the circuit is Silverstone.

David Hunt, brother of the former race ace James, worked in close collaboration with software author Geoff Crammond to produce this simulation.

All the working elements of the car have been considered – engine, downforce, gears, tyres, G forces and brakes.

The authenticity also expands to the race itself. All the other cars are doing their best to win. Slow down in front of one and the result could be a nasty collision.

The graphics are excellent and the view from the driver’s cockpit is very realistic.

Graphics: 9/10
Sound: 8/10
Value: 8/10
Playability: 9/10

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