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Nitronic Rush mentions (5)

• Is this even Space Engineers? | WARNING: Flashing Lights

  I'm getting more Nitronic Rush/Distance vibes. The "Neon Rush" sign makes me think that may have been the inspiration. Source: about 1 year ago

• Nice looking car game: Distance (Native)

  Distance is a game following the original sudent project Nitronic Rush. Source: about 1 year ago

• Tron Legacy: Before Top Gun Maverick, director Joseph Kosinski made one of the most audacious big-budget debuts of all time

  Nitronic Rush (2011) has the honor of being my favourite game released in 11/11/11. As an end-of-degree project for a DigiPen university student team, it is COMPLETELY FREE (official download page). It's a survival racing driving game with unabashedly TRON-inspired aesthetics and fitting music. Gameplay-wise, inspiried by the Rush and Trackmania series. Also has a completely functional custom track editor. Has... Source: about 2 years ago

• [Steam] Summer Sale 2021 (Day 3)

  Do you mean Nitronic Rush? http://nitronic-rush.com/ If so, these are the same devs, Distance is their follow-up game, polished and touched-up. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Looking for a game that is similar to NERVE

  I haven’t gotten to play Distance yet, but its precursor was Nitronic Rush an amazing student project from a few years ago and it is free but I think discontinued now. Distance is a much expanded and commercial release of that concept game. Source: over 3 years ago

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