Toyota Celica GT Rally

The main differences are the weather conditions. For example, races in Finland puts the player against heavy snowing and icy roads, while Mexican races include limited visibility because of sandstorms. Rally received mixed to positive reviews. Critics praised the realism, graphics and sound, while criticism mostly focused on the co-driver feature, controls and time penalties.

• Title — Toyota Celica GT Rally • Developer — Gremlin • Publisher — Gremlin • Programmer — Colin "Fungus" Dooley • Artist — Bernie Drummond • Released — 1990 • Platforms — Amiga, Amstrad CPC, MS-DOS, ZX Spectrum • Genre — Racing • Modes — Single-player

The gameplay consists of competing in three different races in as many countries; England, Mexico and Finland. Each race is split up into ten different sections, with the main objective being to reach the finish line in the fastest time possible. Up to four players can compete, but only one at a time. Toyota Celica GT Rally employs a first-person view; the course is seen through the windshield, which is affected by the weather (rain, snow etc.). The weather conditions are also the main differences between the races: • The English races feature occasional raining, affecting the visibility while turning the road wet and slippery. • The Mexican races feature sandstorms, heavily affecting the visibility. • The Finnish races feature heavy snowing and ice, heavily affecting both the visibility and the road. Preparations before racing include choosing between manual/automatic gearbox, preparing the co-driver and practicing a course.