NHRA and GameMill Entertainment have shared the first teaser of an as yet unnamed NHRA game coming later this year.
Arguably the most underrepresented category of racing in the modern gaming world is drag racing. But this is soon to change thanks to GameMill Entertainment.
GameMill has developed a wide variety of titles ranging from American Ninja Warrior to Disney's Frozen to outlaw racing. This could be a cause for concern for anyone seeking a true-to-life recreation of hyper technical race cars like Top Fuel dragsters, but NHRA has leant their name to the project, and the press release from GameMill states that the game will feature "physics-based gameplay for simulated real-world depth and speed".
The title will be released on PlayStation5, PlayStation4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. It will feature both single-player and multiplayer modes and offer Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock, Pro Mod, and Super Street car classes, and include real-world NHRA drivers and NHRA sponsors.
NHRA and GameMill are looking for community feedback on what to call the title. A post shared by both of their Twitter accounts is asking for name suggestions.
The title is due to be released in late 2022 at this point, so stay tuned to RaceDepartment for more news and teasers in the coming months.
Would you play a drag racing game? Let us know your thoughts on this project in the comments below.
Arguably the most underrepresented category of racing in the modern gaming world is drag racing. But this is soon to change thanks to GameMill Entertainment.
GameMill has developed a wide variety of titles ranging from American Ninja Warrior to Disney's Frozen to outlaw racing. This could be a cause for concern for anyone seeking a true-to-life recreation of hyper technical race cars like Top Fuel dragsters, but NHRA has leant their name to the project, and the press release from GameMill states that the game will feature "physics-based gameplay for simulated real-world depth and speed".
The title will be released on PlayStation5, PlayStation4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. It will feature both single-player and multiplayer modes and offer Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock, Pro Mod, and Super Street car classes, and include real-world NHRA drivers and NHRA sponsors.
NHRA and GameMill are looking for community feedback on what to call the title. A post shared by both of their Twitter accounts is asking for name suggestions.
The title is due to be released in late 2022 at this point, so stay tuned to RaceDepartment for more news and teasers in the coming months.
Would you play a drag racing game? Let us know your thoughts on this project in the comments below.
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