New Free-To-Play Racing Game "Jected - Rivals" Launches Into Early Access
The "50% action, 50% racing, 50% flying & crazy stunts" title is available to try on May 4.
Are you ready to get Jected? (That word will make sense in due time.)
Pow Wow Entertainment has announced the name of its new racing game. Previously "Stuntfest: World Tour," the game is now "Jected - Rivals." It will be free-to-play and launches on Steam Early Access real soon. May 4, in fact.
"The new game from Vienna-based studio Pow Wow Entertainment is 50% action, 50% racing, 50% flying & crazy stunts, so it's 200% fun!" said Florian Emmerich, head of PR at THQ Nordic, the publisher of Jected.
In the game, players try to be the last one standing in an 18-person, elimination-style tournament. They control fast cars that have the ability to eject the driver. Once airborne, players will zoom through the sky.
Check out more information on the Steam page.
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