Another Horizon game, this time with the delighltful Horizon Chase, which was originally released on iOS and later porter to PC and consoles. We were surprised to learn that the game was granted some new content at the end of last month and even more to find out it was focused on Ayrton Senna, the famous and talented F1 driver who sadly died during a race at Imola in 1994. We finally had a bit of time to try the new mode and it seems much more challenging than the base game where we were usually able to reach the first place. Let's just pretend that third place is the new first right?

After launching on smartphones, PC and PS4, Horizon Chase (Turbo) is back on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch and it's just as fun today as it was the first time we tried it. If it were not for the few frame drops we've seen, the Switch version would probably be the best one so far, as it can both be played on a TV or in handheld mode, but even with its minor technical issues it's hard not to recommend the game if you're a fan of the genre. Check out our 3 videos showing different cars and tracks in California and Chile.

Horizon Chase was released quite a while ago on iOS and Android so chances are you have already given it a try. The game is now available on PC and PS4, so we took this opportunity to record some gameplay footage on PC. To those who are old enough to have known the likes of Out Run, Crazy Cars and Lotus Turbo Esprit Challenge, nostalgia should quickly kick in.

Horizon Chase, the tribute title to 8 and 16bits arcade racing games shows some gameplay today. Developed by indie studio Aquiris it will first be out for iOS in August but a PC version is planned.

Thanks to the indie gaming scene, most genres from the 80s and 90s have been given a second life in retro titles but there is one that has actually remained a bit left out. Yet, Out Run, Crazy Cars II, Lotus Turbo Challenge 2, Top Gear, Lamborghini American Challenge, Jaguar XJ220 and so many others have defined what the racing genre is today. Brazilian studio Aquiris has decided to pay tribute to these titles with Horizon Chase, an arcade game which will first be released on iOS before being adapted on PC and consoles. If you're interested in the project, keep an eye on their tumblr.