a few more.

1: Bang Bang Racers
2: Race 07
3: Sky To Fly: Faster Than Wind

Take a train, a boat, a ship, or an airship.

I guess it doesn't exists for Race07 unfortunately :( though i've found a pack of cars from GT Legends and they look great


I saw that it's still in early access on steam but it does seem a nice little game,they really should make more steampunk themed games.


I really loved the first syberia,even though i played and finished the second one as well i didn't liked it as the first(although the art and story were still great)here's hoping the third one to be a little more charming


I'll post a few more screens from Race07(wish reshade would work with even older games than directx8 because it works wonders with this game)

Looks grear, just a shame I can't get it work under wine :(

The track in the first "photo" from where is it?

Join Zak McKracken in a Bus, an Airplane, and the best of all, a Spaceship Van!

It's a track converted from Richard Burns Rally called Col De Joux Plane. :D

So is this over?

It is just called February edition since it started in February ;-)
I always let the contests run for a month, the exact end date is in the OP :-)

a few More:

1: Sid Meier's Pirates
2-3: 18 Wheels of Steel Haulin
4: Race 07 (one very beaten up Mack)

Some more photos from GTR2 for anyone interested in some sim racing action. :)

Keep in mind that it looks great due to post processing (SweetFX) and some manual post processing* (using GIMP & Snapseed). The standard GTR2 graphics are what would you expect from a 2006 game and look like those of RACE 07. Of course don't let the stop you, with little experimentation you can achieve great results. As a sidenote, I prefer GTR2 to RACE07/ GTR Evo; more favourable physics, endurance races, day/ night cycle, vastly better UI, Power & Glory mod. That said, there are some nice features in GTR Evo too, such as FWD cars, better windshield plus wipers, Radicals but nearly all of them can be added to GTR2.

*As for the post processing: What I'm generally messing with, after I take a shot, is brightness/ contrast/ blur (for depth of field and radial type for wheels when needed) and vignette. All of them can be achievement in real time too but I found that some tracks appear too bright so I set SweetFX to a more all around setting for actual playing. I'm uploading two shots to compare (in-game vs my uploads here).

One final note: It would be really nice if Assetto Corsa find it's way here on GOG someday.

rFactor 2 would be nice as well :D

I was bored decided to play a bit of Sine Mora, and got this:

Behold the greatest (I'm completely unbiased haha!) racing sim ever made for the PC: Grand Prix Legends.

It is an exaggeration to say that these cars have anything to do with transportation, but they have wheels, consume lots of gasoline and take you from A back to A quickly (if you happen to stay alive that is). :)