Nyancle Racing

Nyancle Racing is a Japanese top-view racing video game developed for the Microsoft MSX2. The game adopts a gameplay style similar to that of the 1983's Bump 'N' Jump. Here, players guide a mechanical animal-shaped vehicle through a road packed with hurdles, collectibles in the form of candies, and rival racers. The primary goal is to reach the finish line within a specified time period, while other competitors aim at delaying the player's progress with collisions to steer them off track. Special squares throughout the track bestow the vehicles with the capability to fly. Alongside the main path, pit-stops are systematically positioned and signified by structures with red rooftop markings and track stencils indicating 'IN'.