The gameplay was pretty great as well, and I felt immersed by it simply because the racing felt truly personal. In 1993, this was simply awesome and was the next best thing to having the real recordings. Midi renditions of Paranoid by Black Sabbath and other heavy rock and/or metal songs populate the soundtrack for this game. So how could a game like this, which doesn’t even seem to carry much humanity in it, possibly be immersive? For starters, the soundtrack was stunning for it’s time. Rock n’ Roll Racing was set on alien worlds, and the racers were aliens and monsters. Of course, this was no ordinary racing game. Today, the idea of Blizzard Entertainment making a racing game sounds laughable, but they did it in 1993. I’ve selected what I feel are the five most immersive racing games ever created.īefore Diablo, Starcraft, and Warcraft came into existence, there was Rock n’ Roll Racing.
There are a few games that, in my experience, nailed immersion so well that they should be recognized for their achievements. I like to feel like I am the one racing, that the opposition are trying to cut me off, and not a digitally rendered racing car. As a huge fan of racing games, I like it when I feel immersed in what I play.
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