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Super Woden GP 2 is the (cheap) game you need to play right now

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Super Woden GP 2 is the (cheap) game you need to play right now | Top Gear

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This tribute to classic arcade racers - the work of just one person - costs around a tenner. Get involved

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Super Woden GP 2 is the (cheap) game you need to play right now

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This tribute to classic arcade racers - the work of just one person - costs around a tenner. Get involved

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This tribute to classic arcade racers - the work of just one person - costs around a tenner. Get involved

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Super Woden GP 2 is the (cheap) game you need to play right now

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Super Woden GP 2 is the (cheap) game you need to play right now

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Super Woden GP 2 is the (cheap) game you need to play right now

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This tribute to classic arcade racers - the work of just one person - costs around a tenner. Get involved

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A tribute to classic isometric arcade racers like World Rally and Mille Miglia, bizarrely titled PC game Super Woden GP 2 takes that straightforward gameplay and marries it to a more expansive career mode – the one from Gran Turismo specifically.

To say Super Woden 2 borrows from ‘GT Mode’ is like saying the Great Train Robbers ‘borrowed’ £2.6 million.

It works beautifully though, and exposes the straightforward brilliance of buying cars, tuning them up and flitting between races. While some of the early machinery feels sluggish, once you climb the ladder to the more potent vehicles you’ll be throwing them into corners with gleeful abandon. A game that costs a shade over a tenner shouldn’t be this much fun.

Apparently, Super Woden GP 2 is mostly the work of just a single person and in our mind that makes it the best solo project since God’s six-day universe building bender. Get involved.

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A tribute to classic isometric arcade racers like World Rally and Mille Miglia, bizarrely titled PC game Super Woden GP 2 takes that straightforward gameplay and marries it to a more expansive career mode – the one from Gran Turismo specifically.

To say Super Woden 2 borrows from ‘GT Mode’ is like saying the Great Train Robbers ‘borrowed’ £2.6 million.

It works beautifully though, and exposes the straightforward brilliance of buying cars, tuning them up and flitting between races. While some of the early machinery feels sluggish, once you climb the ladder to the more potent vehicles you’ll be throwing them into corners with gleeful abandon. A game that costs a shade over a tenner shouldn’t be this much fun.

Apparently, Super Woden GP 2 is mostly the work of just a single person and in our mind that makes it the best solo project since God’s six-day universe building bender. Get involved.

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This tribute to classic arcade racers - the work of just one person - costs around a tenner. Get involved