Autobahn Raser III

Autobahn Raser: Das Spiel zum Film is the game based on the movie Autobahn Raser which is based on the Autobahn Raser game series. Like usual the player races through courses based on real German cities, this time Munich, Berlin, Hamburg and Cologne. There are four playing modes: racing against opponents, racing against the clock, police chases and a campaign which has nothing to do with the movie. The difference to the regular races is that the player sometimes has to ram stolen car dealers off the road.The connection to the movie are film sequences, biographies of the actors, the original soundtrack and similar cars.

Autobahn Raser IV is another entry in the Davilex Racer series. The game contains tracks in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg and three bonus tracks in Paris, London and Las Vegas. Available are five game modes.

Autobahn Raser III is the third installment of Davilex' Autobahn Raser series. Like in previous installments the player races through various German cities and on parts of the German Autobahn. New to this game is the addition of the story character Krüger, a police agent chasing down the Autobahn Raser club.

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