Friday Fun: Play 3D Rally Racing in Google Chrome

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Published on Fri, 05 Mar 2010 19:00:00 +0000 Indexed on 2010/03/08 3:37 UTC
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Are you a racing fan in need of a short (or long) break from work? Then get ready to enjoy a mid-day speed boost with the 3D Rally Racing extension for Google Chrome.

3D Rally Racing in Action

This is the opening screen for 3D Rally Racing. You can start game play, view current best times, and read through the instructions from here.

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The first thing that you should do is have a quick look at the instructions to help you get set up and started.

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Click on “Play” to start the process. Before you can go further you will need to choose a “User Name”. Once you have done that click “Select Track”…

Note: The extension will retain your name for later use even if you close your browser.

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When you first start out you will only have access to two tracks…the others require reaching a certain score/level to unlock them. Once you select a track you will be taken to the next screen.

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After you have selected a track you will need to choose your car and car color. All that is left to do afterwards is click on “Go Race”.

Note: You will be competing against three other vehicles in the race.

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Here is a look at the “Desert Race Track”…

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And a look at the “Snow Race Track”. This game moves quickly and it is easy to fall behind if you are not careful!

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You can have a lot of fun playing this game while you are waiting for the day to end.

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Conclusion

If you love racing games and want a fun way to waste the rest of afternoon at work, then you should definitely give 3D Rally Racing a try.

Links

Download the 3d Rally Racing extension (Google Chrome Extensions)

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Friday Fun: Play 3D Rally Racing in Google Chrome

Posted by Asian Angel on How to geek See other posts from How to geek or by Asian Angel
Published on Fri, 05 Mar 2010 19:00:00 +000 Indexed on 2010/03/08 0:32 UTC
Read the original article Hit count: 911

Filed under:

Geek Fun

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Google Chrome

Are you a racing fan in need of a short (or long) break from work? Then get ready to enjoy a mid-day speed boost with the 3D Rally Racing extension for Google Chrome.

3D Rally Racing in Action

This is the opening screen for 3D Rally Racing. You can start game play, view current best times, and read through the instructions from here.

3d-rally-racing-01

The first thing that you should do is have a quick look at the instructions to help you get set up and started.

3d-rally-racing-02

Click on “Play” to start the process. Before you can go further you will need to choose a “User Name”. Once you have done that click “Select Track”…

Note: The extension will retain your name for later use even if you close your browser.

3d-rally-racing-03

When you first start out you will only have access to two tracks…the others require reaching a certain score/level to unlock them. Once you select a track you will be taken to the next screen.

3d-rally-racing-04

After you have selected a track you will need to choose your car and car color. All that is left to do afterwards is click on “Go Race”.

Note: You will be competing against three other vehicles in the race.

3d-rally-racing-05

Here is a look at the “Desert Race Track”…

3d-rally-racing-06

And a look at the “Snow Race Track”. This game moves quickly and it is easy to fall behind if you are not careful!

3d-rally-racing-07

You can have a lot of fun playing this game while you are waiting for the day to end.

sshot-2010-03-04-[21-24-32]

Conclusion

If you love racing games and want a fun way to waste the rest of afternoon at work, then you should definitely give 3D Rally Racing a try.

Links

Download the 3d Rally Racing extension (Google Chrome Extensions)

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