’22 Racing Series’ Is Yet Another Futuristic Racer That’s Not F-Zero

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Developer GOATi Entertainment has revealed that its futuristic racing title 22 Racing Series will be heading to the Switch in 2023 after a period of early access on Steam starting on November 22nd, 2022.

It’s another racer that reminds us of Nintendo’s own F-Zero franchise, which at the time of writing has now been dormant for nearly two decades. Still, that’s not to take away from 22 Racing Series, which, despite the rather lacklustre title, looks pretty darn good!

Here’s some more info from GOATi Entertainment:

“The world’s first future physics racer (FPR) takes place on an Earth 100 years from today, where climate change has ravaged the environment. Resource intensive racing series have moved online, limiting their ecological impact and enabling a global sport to be accessible to all.

Experience terrains throughout environments most affected by climate change including Florida, Bangladesh, Solomon Islands, and Antarctica. Speed through clocked Time Trials, diverse Circuit Racing, difficult Elimination Rounds, scored Point-to-Point Racing, and a capture the flag inspired Sector Capture.

Gain a competitive edge by allowing creativity to run free. Fill a virtually unlimited inventory with custom-built vehicles featuring personalized engine torque, tire grip choices, and more in a next generation adaptive ‘keyframe’ setup that adjusts vehicles based on speed and action to achieve the ultimate grip and downforce.

Compete in a massive 100 player casual racing event and obtain an impressive rank to avoid elimination in Race Royale mode. Attempt to catch another racer in the “catch me if you can”, Streaker, mode. Reach new heights of lightning-fast speed using real-time strategy resource management and implementing build mechanics for an RTS inspired Racing (RTS-Racing) experience.”

Hopefully we’ll get some more info soon on a more specific release date and we’ll be sure to update you on the same!

What do you make of 22 Racing Series? Strap on your seatbelts and let us know in the comments.