The core of the game, the race itself, takes place on various road courses with tunnels, jumps, railway crossings and gates that open and close.

In addition several special events with similar mini-games as with the car dealer will appear between each race in the management mode (and there are several new events compared to the last game). Some weapons have changed from the last game, and you now also have a button to select which weapon to fire while racing. Prices vary between races, so there is a chance to gain money by using the weapons as commodities and trading with them. Weapons and armor can also be purchased between each race, as well as repairing any damage you have sustained. Each new car can carry more weapons and armor, and is also faster. This is done at a car dealer between each race, using a mini-game with different chat options to try to bring down the price. If you are running a season using the “full” option, which means including the management portion, you have to buy your own cars to race with. All the 21 tracks seems to have been lifted from the previous title, but here you can choose the amount of laps and also race them in reverse. The game lets you compete in three built-in seasons (easy, medium, hard) but also lets you customize your own seasons. The game is basically a re-make of Super Cars II, with added elements, tweaked gameplay, updated 256-color VGA graphics and a new soundtrack. As always, there is also a management portion available in the game (which is optional).

This is the third game in the Super Cars series of top-down view, arcade racing games from Magnetic Fields.

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