Slipstream 5000
A forgotten 2015 arcade racer where you pilot upgradeable futuristic ships through air-filled tracks with a solid sense of speed and physics-based crashes.
GamerScout Verdict
A quiet gem for solo arcade-sim racers, but the tiny player base and single-player-only focus mean it's niche nostalgia, not a weekend essential.
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About Slipstream 5000
I picked up Slipstream 5000 expecting buried treasure and got... something quietly solid. You're piloting sleek hover-racers on tracks built for aerial maneuvers, with a racing line that rewards momentum over braking. The upgrade system keeps progression feeling earned, and the dual arcade/simulation modes mean you can crank difficulty to match your skill. Crashes are genuinely satisfying, physics-driven events rather than scripted pileups. The catch: this is a 2015 indie racer with a player base measured in dozens. Single-player only, no online lobbies, no couch multiplayer. If you're hunting a no-frills racer with decent track design and want to tinker with vehicle setups solo, it's worth a weekend. Anyone seeking community events or split-screen chaos with friends should look elsewhere.
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System Requirements
Minimum
- Processor
- 1.8 GHz Processor
- Memory
- 512 MB RAM
- Graphics
- 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 support
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Game Info
- Developer
- Gremlin Interactive, The Software Refinery
- Publisher
- Funbox Media Ltd
- Release Date
- Oct 9, 2015