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Chris and Tony West will be known to many of the older sim racing crowd as the guys behind World Sports Cars and Racing Legends: two simulations that never made it to market in the hardcore state they were originally intended to (World Sports Cars was released as Total Immersion Racing by Empire Interactive). They have been developing plugins for Unity for at least a decade that I know of.

Over the last few months I have been debating when the timing felt right (I did ask them for guidance – but didn’t get any) to make my first news post about this software, having first seen glimpses of this title on YouTube and then more recently backed them on Patreon, and honestly I’m not sure that time will come so, why not now?

There is no official press release, no official announcement to the world, but I highly recommend checking out the official Ages of Speed Web site and perhaps following their socials to get an idea of what they’re up to. I genuinely love seeing each item of concept art that appears and am enjoying the depth of planning, going into it fully aware these days how difficult it is to bring a game to release.

My understanding is that this title is intended to have simulation-quality physics in a more interesting gaming experience. Does that sound like something you’d enjoy? Sound off in the forum!

The images below are pulled from their Web site. There are far more interesting images on the Patreon.

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Juliaalaxandar Apr 14, 2023 #1

Thank you for sharing this information about Chris and Tony West and their upcoming simulation game. It's interesting to hear about their background in sim racing and their development of Unity plugins over the years.

It's great that you have been following their progress and supporting them on Patreon. While there may not be an official press release or announcement yet, it's always exciting to see glimpses of what they're working on and to be a part of the development process.

It's also intriguing to hear that the game will have simulation-quality physics but with a more interesting gaming experience. I'm sure many sim racing fans would be interested in trying out a game that combines the best of both worlds.

Thanks for sharing the images from their website, and I look forward to hearing more updates about Ages of Speed in the future.

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