Test Drive

Test Drive is an old DOS racing game, developed by Distinctive Software, designed by Mike Benna, Don A. Mattrick, Kevin P. Pickell, Brad Gour, Bruce Dawson, Amory Wong, Rick Friesen and published by Accolade in 1987. It's available for download. Test Drive is also part of the Test drive series.

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designers:

Mike Benna, Don A. Mattrick, Kevin P. Pickell, Brad Gour, Bruce Dawson, Amory Wong, Rick Friesen

keywords:

modern world, first person 3D

Modes:

single-player

series:

part of the Test drive series

Downloads for Test Drive

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Trouble running this game? Check out the F.A.Q.

Main executable file (run this to play the game): testdrv1/tdh.exe

Additional info

Keyboard controls: A - Z: gear shift; arrow keys: steer left right, accelerate, decelerate.

Input: joystick, keyboard

Distributed on: 3,5 floppy disk, 5,25 floppy disk

Graphics: CGA, EGA, Hercules

Sound cards supported: PC speaker

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Comments

vikdriver - 26/09/2019 22:29
Very nice game, played it in the early 90s. Controls are the only downside, while until today I thought it is not possible to steer and accelerate or brake at the same time. Today I played this game here via "play in browser" option. Thank you for that. I recommend playing using numeric keys, because you can use 7 for accelerate+steer left, 9 for accelerate+steer right. Still not very comfortable, but thanks to this I run immediately in the top of high scores! Which is the game probably not keeping, but if you want challenge: 911: 46 432 and Testarossa: 58 092 :)

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