History VideoGame / DeathRally2011

The original iOS version also had VideoGame/DukeNukem and the [[VideoGame/AngryBirds Mighty Eagle]] as [[GuestFighter guest drivers]] and the aforementioned Mighty Foot as a guest vehicle, as well as a multiplayer mode. The Android and PC versions removed the guests and recolored the 'Foot and rechristened it as the Bravestar while removing the multiplayer module. In turn, the Android version allowed the player to purchase new weapons, cars, tracks and special [[{{Powerup}} power-up]]s [[BribingYourWayToVictory with real money]], while the PC version features updated graphics, more special races, extra paint jobs for most of the vehicles and additional game mechanics such as the ability to hold {{Nitro boost}}s in reserve, CoopMultiplayer and the "[[ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney Shadow Man]]".

* AwesomeMcCoolname: Several of the opponent drivers, some with XtremeKoolLetterz, and all the available vehicles.

* MoreDakka: Upgrading weapons increases their ammunition capacity and, for single-press weapons such as the Shotgun and Sniper Rifle, decreases firing delay. The former goes UpToEleven with the Gatling Gun.

* WeaponizedCar: The game adds a wide variety of sub-weapons to choose from, including mines and spiked bumpers. The spiked bumpers can be equipped in tandem with most other sub-weapons. [[UpToEleven The PC version allows the player to equip mines, spiked bumpers, the laser sight and a sub-weapon in addition to the regular gun.]] [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill All at the same time.]]

* AWinnerIsYou: The Android version replaces the final cutscene with nothing but a dialogue box proclaiming that the player has completed the game respectively.

* [[AscendedFanboy Ascended Fan Car]]: The developers held a contest for fans to submit ideas for a new car. The winner was the Interceptor, a fragile hot rod that equals the Wraith and Deliverator in speed.

* AKA47: Except with cars instead of guns. The Dervish is a Hummer H3 and the Shrieker is a Mustang.

* CarFu: The player's regular gun has a lethargic fire rate while the sub-weapon has very limited ammunition, so the player's other primary weapon is ramming the opposing cars into obstacles, mines and each other, preferably with spiked bumpers on.

* DrivingGame

* [[GuestFighter Guest Driver:]] VideoGame/DukeNukem, [[VideoGame/{{Minigore}} John Gore]], [[VideoGame/AlanWake Barry Wheeler, Emerson]], and the [[VideoGame/AngryBirds Mighty Eagle]]. There's even a guest ''vehicle'' too: [[VideoGame/DukeNukemForever The Mighty Foot!]] In keeping with its InformedAbility of being virtually indestructible in ''Forever'', the Foot has more armor upgrades then even the Deliverator and can easily shrug off the heaviest beatdowns in harder races. Duke is absent from the Android and PC versions, with his "Duke Match" event replaced by "Tex Match" and the Mighty Foot [[PaletteSwap reskinned]] as the "Bravestar".

--> '''Cop''': ''"He's the next Adversary."''

* MirrorWorld: "Reversed" challenges has the race going the wrong way around one of the regular tracks. "Rotated" challenges also fix the camera.

** The Gatling, for example, rapid-fires a stream of bullets.

* {{Powerup}}: Numerous crates are strewn around the tracks during races. They can be destroyed if they take enough damage from collisions or weapons fire and may occasionally contain a power-up. If the player still has additional tracks and/or vehicles to unlock, portions of these may be littered around the the track or looted from the wrecks of other opponents as well. Any racer may also spew a power-up upon destruction. Other pickups include cash bonuses, repair kits, {{Nitro boost}}s, and extra ammunition.

** The [[GuestFighter Guest Drivers]].
** In the iOS version, a poster for ''VideoGame/DukeNukemForever'' can be seen in the garage. In the UsefulNotes/{{Android|Games}} version, it's the cover art of ''VideoGame/AlanWakesAmericanNightmare''.

''Death Rally'' is a DrivingGame developed by Finnish studio Creator/RemedyEntertainment and released for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames iOS]] on March 31, 2011, [[AndroidGames Android OS]] on May 2012 and [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]] via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} on August 3, 2012.

** In the iOS version, a poster for ''VideoGame/DukeNukemForever'' can be seen in the garage. In the [[AndroidGames Android version]], it's the cover art of ''VideoGame/AlanWakesAmericanNightmare''.

''Death Rally'' is a DrivingGame developed by Finnish studio Creator/RemedyEntertainment and released for [[IOSGames iOS]] on March 31, 2011, [[AndroidGames Android OS]] on May 2012 and [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]] via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} on August 3, 2012.

** One skin for the Shrieker gives it the gold phoenix on black paintjob made famous by the Trans Am in SmokeyAndTheBandit- a nod, perhaps, to the Shrieker's original appearance.

''Death Rally'' is a DrivingGame developed by Finnish studio Creator/RemedyEntertainment and released for [[IOSGames iOS]] on March 31, 2011, [[AndroidGames Android OS]] on May 2012 and [[IBMPersonalComputer PC]] via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} on August 3, 2012.

** In the iOS version, a poster for ''VideoGame/DukeNukemForever'' can be seen in the garage. In the [[AndroidGames Android version]], it's the cover art of [[VideoGame/AlanWake Alan Wake's American Nightmare.]]

* [[GuestFighter Guest Driver:]] VideoGame/DukeNukem, [[VideoGame/{{Minigore}} John Gore]], [[VideoGame/AlanWake Barry Wheeler]], and the [[VideoGame/AngryBirds Mighty Eagle]]. There's even a guest ''vehicle'' too: [[VideoGame/DukeNukemForever The Mighty Foot!]] In keeping with its InformedAbility of being virtually indestructible in ''Forever'', the Foot has more armor upgrades then even the Deliverator and can easily shrug off the heaviest beatdowns in harder races. Duke is absent from the Android and PC versions, with his "Duke Match" event replaced by "Tex Match" and the Mighty Foot [[PaletteSwap reskinned]] as the "Bravestar".

* GatlingGood: The Gatling Gun, which is essentially an improved version of the player's regular gun.

->''"Let's see: reckless driving, street racing, and countless other felonies. You've been a busy man. In this state, you're about to suffer some serious jailtime for your crimes. Lucky for you I have some use for a fast bastard. You're going to participate in [[TitleDrop Death Rally]] for me. With your help we are going to lure this murderous son-of-a-bitch out of his hiding hole: The Adversary."''

The game is a reboot of the 1996 game of the same name. The gameplay remains the same: the races use the top-down view, other players' cars can still be gunned down and you win money depending on the place you've finished. There are plenty of differences, though: the Underground market merged with the regular market (so you can buy both upgrades for your car alongside mines and bumpers), there are way much more weapons to choose, several cars completely changed their appearance, there are two new cars (the Interceptor and the [[VideoGame/DukeNukemForever Mighty Foot]]/Bravestar), plenty new roads (while only two or three survived from the original), a behind-the-car chase cam, [[CosmeticAward Achievements]] and "challenge" events, which enforce certain restrictions such as every racer using the same car or every crate giving one specific item.