another one here.
it's lower-poly, more like Dreamcast or PS2-esque - "tech-bubble" or whatever it's called kinda style. similar to Radirgy's menus and logo.
it's a hovercraft-based game, using some form of high-tech specialised magnetic force beneath each hovercraft. and the races are all some form of advanced metal with cool light strips going all along it to signify where the course is.
the game would probably have nothing beyond what you can see, maybe except for just plain textures for "beyond" or something. the only polygonal parts are what's nearest to you (like walls, lights, buildings, other racers etc)
it's high-tech but some courses take place in different areas. for example:
- some courses take place in high-tech glass box kinda buildings, where LED lighting is everywhere (inspired by Black City from Pokemon B/W/B2/W2)
- some courses would take place in a countryside setting, many would be in more northern/southern latitudes (signifying climate change)
[li]but the whole thing is actually a "simulation," so everything loads in as wireframe before you start. because you're hooked up to a machine.
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lore and stuff -- as i said it's actually a simulation; you can customise your avatar, so that more displays as a profile picture for when you need to talk. there's a box at the top of the screen with an avatar (different sprites, indicating different feelings like anger/frustration, stress, sadness, happiness, etc) and the text beside that in a larger box.
all hovercraft are made of metal on the outside - it's based in the year 2050, and each hovercraft has its own unique look, with different designs and things.
the whole point of the simulation is so you can either A) play it as a weird video game, or B) practice for some actual racing.
the simulation is most often used to train police officers.