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Art of Rally Developer Teased Possible Rally Raid Game
Tim Wheatley - Game News | May 13, 2024
0 CommentsFunselektor, developer of the fantastic art of rally game, has teased what appears to be a rally raid game on Twitter. With a single image, much the same way they teased the recently announced Golden Lap game back in 2022, the developer is showing what appears to be an open desert landscape and a shadow silhouette of an off road vehicle similar to a Land Rover.
This is quite an exciting possibility for a game, and I’ll be sure to follow and report any future updates.
I have upscaled the image below as the original is quite blurry.
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