Despite the game’s own site saying it was announced yesterday, about this in August.I don’t know about you, but I like shiny colours. The way they’re all shiny.

And all colourful. And when they move! My goodness me, it’s all I can do to stare vacantly as the saliva wettens my bottom lip. So it is that I instantly decided I liked, a new game emerging from the electronic folds of DigiPen. It’s described as “an experimental survival driving game”, citing the 1990s (in which there is no apostrophe, planet Earth) as its inspiration.

Nitronic Rush is a superior racing game.Published by DigiPen.Nitronic Rush was first released in November 11,2011. Nitronic Rush has a lot of Space Universe that you can drive from.From Story to Arcade Missions.To alot of rampages ofcourse.There's a boost meter that you have to watch or the car.

But my oh my, the 1990s never offered shining colours like these.The game, announced last night, is to be released completely fuh-ree. And it looks like it might be top arcade fun. DigiPen of course has something of a reputation for impressive students generating impressive games. Both Narbacular Drop and Tag: The Power Of Paint famously became Portal and Portal 2, for instance.

Although I think I’d like to play a collection of the games that DigiPen doesn’t proudly release to the worlds. The games made by the students who perhaps didn’t quite make it to the third year. Someone leak those to me.Nitronic Rush looks like it’s not going to help with that, since it appears properly entertaining.

Take a look at those moving shining colours. It’s out in only four days, on the 11th.Oh, and I always feel a bit sorry for DigiPen students, who get lumped in as one amorphous group.