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Vroom is a 1991 racing video game developed by French studio Lankhor. The game was programmed by Dan Mcrae.

Vroom
Developer(s)	Lankhor
Publisher(s)	Lankhor
Platform(s)	Amiga, Atari ST, DOS
Release	WW: 1991
Genre(s)	Racing

In 1993, Lankhor adapted his game on the Sega Megadrive under FIA license under the title F1, published by Domark.[1]

It spawned the sequels Vroom Data Disk and Vroom Multiplayer.

Critical reception

The game received positive reviews from critics. Reviewers liked the fast-paced and simple-yet-addictive gameplay.

Amiga Computing said the fast-paced game had turned the reviewer into a "driving freak".[2] Amiga Format wrote that the game was fast, fun, funky, and French.[3] Meanwhile, The One For Amiga Games felt the game was both fast and fun, and an easy game to get into.[4] Amiga Mania liked that the game was not overly complicated.[5] Amiga Action confessed it was hard to fault the game.[6] Amiga Power said the game was faster than F1 GP, more playable than Lotus Turbo Challenge 2, prettier than Outrun Europa, and with a sillier name than Super Hang-On.[7] Nevertheless, the site acknowledged that the game was pitted against strong competition.[8] Games-X wrote that the game was a great entry in an inexhaustible genre than kept getting better.[9]

On the contrary, CU Amiga felt the simple gameplay was the title's downfall.[10]

References

External links

• Documentary on the series

На других языках

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[de] Vroom (Computerspiel)

Vroom ist ein Rennspiel, welches 1991 vom französischen Spieleentwickler Lankhor herausgebracht wurde. Es erschien auf dem Amiga, Atari ST sowie MS-DOS. Programmiert wurde es hauptsächlich von Daniel Macré.

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- [en] Vroom (video game)

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