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The game has three planets suitable for life, and thus, for crazy races. As you progress, these planets undergo some global changes, and they serve as a backdrop to our fantastic competition.
Let’s take a closer look at these worlds and see what happens to them during the game.

Planet LAVA-3. Industrial giant and the centre of business in the sector. The home of the annual interplanetary Grand Prix. In fact, the planet is a giant dump. Its source is a giant metropolis, circling the planet’s equator. Extensive mining operations are also carried out on the surface. The whole planet is dotted with drilling rigs and huge industrial quarries.

The second planet is a Green Giant. It’s an evergreen forests of giant trees, as well as ancient buildings of a long-vanished civilization. Interesting fact: all the ancient buildings are complete race tracks which certainly helped the organizers of the Interplanetary Grand Prix, as well as illegal racers. The giant corporation also put its hands on this green oasis, because of the wood on the surface, and oil and coal in the planet’s bowels —valuable resources for a vast range of industries, including hydrocarbon fuel. And if there are resources, there’s always the ubiquitous industrial corporation.

And finally the third habitable, but not exactly pleasant planet — BG-13. It’s a constant boiling organic pot, very aggressive and dangerous for a common person. The organizers of the Interplanetary Grand Prix loved the colorful and unusual landscape and built a lot of race tracks. The idea was not the best. In a short time, the active biomass of the planet almost entirely covered all the structures, reducing the possibility of carrying out the competition here almost to nil. The danger of flying off the track and disappearing in the swamp, extending in all directions, was too significant. Racers reluctantly agreed to take part in races on the planet and demanded exorbitant fees for participation. Over time, the show decayed quite a bit and the tracks fell into the hands of crazy illegal racers.

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Today we will discuss Medals in BlazeRush.

Besides the fact that drivers get points for any action during a race, there are dozens of medals for various clever tricks and embarrassing mistakes in the game. For example, you can get the medal ‘Harakiri’ by hitting yourself with your own weapon, or the medal ‘Academy Award’ for overtaking all opponents five seconds before the finish line, and the medal ‘Gagarin’ for the use of a pulse booster for flight.

Collect them all!

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Today’s post will be the opening of a series of posts dedicated to the weapons in BlazeRush.

There are plenty of weapon power-ups in the game, all of them, however, have straight physical effects, like: pushing, throwing, stunning, or slowing down your opponents. There is a constant challenge of trying to knock your rivals out, while trying to keep yourself on the road.
The weapons are indicated by orange colour, and today we will tell you more about the Autogun.
The Autogun fires 20 shots, each bullet pushes the car just a little, but if you hit it several times in a row, your opponent is in big trouble. The Autogun is very effective against multiple opponents, as well as heavy vehicles.

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Today we want to start introducing you to the characters of BlazeRush.
Each game character has his own vehicle. His own individual project, just as individual as the character’s personality.
Take, for example, ‘Hotty’. She grew up in a family of bikers, but prefers four wheels. She had her first tattoo done at 13, and sat behind the wheel at 10. Hotty is confident in herself and her car. She is calm and knows what she and her car are worth.

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Hello everyone! Today we publish a new chapter of our comic. What’s going on? Who are these people? It’s gone… All gone… It’s all… gone…

To be continued…

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Today we would like to share a couple of fresh screenshots from the BlazeRush game interface. This is how the vehicle selection and campaign screens are going to look like. Let me remind you, that four racers can simultaneously play on one console and one screen!

Hi! Today we present the second part of our comic on BlazeRush! Looks like our young racer is in trouble…

To be continued…

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Remember a tiny intro to the story of a young racer we posted last week? Well, now we present to you the full first chapter of BlazeRush comic prologue!

To be continued…

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Today we’ll shed some light on the BlazeRush backstory in a form of short comic strips.
What fate awaits the young racer? What hardships will he endure on the road to his dream?

The story will be continued next week!

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As promised, today we’ll concentrate on the vehicles of BlazeRush.

You’ll find a large variety of cool and funny cars in our game: from heavy tracked monsters to agile speedsters and even hovercars! Every vehicle has it’s own driving style and tricks. For example, armored behemoths can withstand many hits while tiny racers risk being blown away by a single shot. On the other hand, they’re easier to control and accelerate much faster, allowing the players more opportunities to cope with their mistakes on track. And hovering machines can steer even in the air!

Every car in BlazeRush has it’s ups and downs, but they all are quite competitive. Any race can be won simply by adapting your play style and learning your opponents’ weaknesses.