New Game: ROBIN - RACE ! - 3D Third-Person Racing Game

OS: Windows 7, 8, 10
Processor: Intel Core i5 2GHz or comparable
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Geforce GTX 760 or comparable
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 2 GB available space

Video Game Description: A superfast 3D third-person cartoon racing game where you run as one of 19 unique rabbits in 4 beautiful settings and 8 complex levels in singleplayer high score- or time trial-mode, or even in LAN multiplayer versus other players cross-platform on Windows, Linux and Android.

Genre: Action, Racing, 3D

Publisher: Netzweck GmbH

Developer: Netzweck GmbH

Rating: N/A

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A superfast 3D third-person cartoon racing game where you run as one of 19 unique rabbits in 4 beautiful settings and 8 complex levels in singleplayer high score- or time trial-mode, or even in LAN multiplayer versus other players cross-platform on Windows, Linux and Android.
19 unique, colorful rabbits
8 individually handcrafted racing track levels
4 unique environmental settings
3 game modes: high score, time trial, time trial multiplayer
4 difficulties
4 different input methods: keyboard, gamepad, touch, and motion/accelerometer
super fast-paced fun gameplay
relaxing AND exciting, depending on your personal playstyle and goals
individual player profiles with name, appearance, and XP gathered throughout plays
extensive high score leaderboard (local) for endless self-improvement + replay-ability
singleplayer and LAN multiplayer
cross-platform play on Windows, Linux, Android
Windows and Linux versions included
graphics settings options to support low- and highend computers equally well