“Formula Classic” – a 90s 32-Bit Racer From The Developer Of “Ala Mobile GP”

CVigames – also known by his real name Vincenzo Cosentino – is a solo developer, who you might know through his various racing games on iOS platform for the past few years. The most notable of his games was the recent simulation racing game Ala Mobile GP, which was inspired by Formula 1. The game wasn’t officially licensed, however, and was launched in July the previous year.

Although Ala Mobile GP found its success as a unique simulation game, the developer couldn’t help but find himself looking back to the arcade-style racers, which can be traced way back to the classic racing game of the 32-bit era. Plus, when you are a game developer, there is nothing that can stop you from making the game that you have desired to make. This is also true for Cosentino's case, and that is what he is going to do with the upcoming title Formula Classic, which is going to be a classic 32-bit, arcade-style racing game. You can check the game out in this trailer below:

According to the developer's statement regarding the upcoming title, Formula Classic is all about the pure performance and the aggressive sounds of engines. The game does a great job at simulating that sense of speed that makes you feel like that you're in the real race track and bringing back those memories from the old days of 32-bit racing games. The game features 4 unique racing modes which include Time Attack, Race, Race Weekend, and Championship. In addition, the game also offers 15 different real-world tracks, team radios, and many others.

It is very interesting to see what the developer has up his sleeve to surprise us. However, the release date of the game is currently unknown. An extensive beta test had been held for the previous game Ala Mobile, so it is highly possible that something similar will take place for Formula Classic in the future.