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Summary of Contents for Infinite dreams K-Rally Game
- Page 1 K-RALLY MANUAL ver. 1.0 COPYRIGHT INFINITE DREAMS 2006...
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Page 2: Menu Controls
K-Rally The eagerly awaited racing game from Infinite Dreams is here! The latest game from the creators of the award winning SkyForce and SuperMiners is a top-down racer with amazing graphics and even more amazing gameplay. In K-Rally you not simply just race against time or AI drivers but your car is also equipped with deadly weapons, has several levels of upgrades to tires, engine and armour to give you a truly outstanding game experience. -
Page 3: Starting The Game
Starting the Game At start you get to mute the game by turning the sound off. It is the polite way to play when you are surrounded by people who might be disturbed by the background music or the sound effects of the game. Of course you can change this setting in the Options later on. -
Page 4: The Menu System
The Menu System In the Main menu you have six possible choices. Single Player In this option you can play any of the numerous single player modes – once you have unlocked them. At start you can pick only the Tutorial: here you will get familiar with the basics of racing in K-Rally. - Page 5 Random track: gives you the chance create your own racetrack. These are tracks you will never meet in Championship, Career, Quick or Ghost races because every detail in this track is based on the code (maximum 8 characters) you enter or generate. This gives you an almost endless number of tracks to keep you from getting too confident with the pre-defined tracks of other game modes.
- Page 6 (gray unlike the unlocked black ones) tells you how many XPs you need to collect to Unlock that particular item. You need Experience points to get better cars for Quick races, Ghost races and Random Track games too. You get XPs for every bonus you pick up, every amount of damage you cause, every race you win in the current profile.
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Page 7: Downloadable Content
Betting Occasionally you see an elderly gentleman (some people call him the Betman) just before the start of a race in Championship or Career. He offers you money if you finish a race under his conditions. It can be anything from beating a certain lap time to destroying a fellow racer’s car.