AeroGauge

High‑speed sci‑fi racing without weapons, just pure speed.

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Our Verdict

Best for

Arcade racing fans craving fast, weapon‑free split‑screen action

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Players needing combat or up‑to‑date graphics

What is AeroGauge?

AeroGauge delivers arcade‑style racing inspired by classics like F‑Zero and Wipeout. Pilot futuristic craft that glide meters above the ground, tackling twists, vertical loops, and upside‑down sections across detailed sci‑fi tracks. Play solo in a Grand Prix against AI or challenge your best times in Time Trial, and enjoy split‑screen multiplayer for head‑to‑head competition.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$49.99

developerLocomotive Corporation

publisherASCII Corporation, ASK

age ratingESRB E

multiplayerSingle player, Multiplayer, Split screen

release date1997-12-19

Key Features of AeroGauge

Supports two‑player split‑screen racing for local competition.

Features AI opponents with varying difficulty levels in Grand Prix mode.

Includes a dedicated Time Trial mode for solo speed‑run challenges.

Tracks feature vertical loops, upside‑down sections, and high‑altitude skimming.

Craft behave like planes, providing a unique aerial racing experience.

No weapon system, focusing purely on racing skill and track mastery.

Retro 1997 graphics and sound design evoke classic arcade racers.

Simple ESRB E rating makes it suitable for all ages.

Use Cases for AeroGauge

Local multiplayer fun

Compete with a friend on the same screen for quick races.

Solo skill practice

Improve lap times in Time Trial mode against the clock.

Retro gaming night

Enjoy a classic 90s arcade racer on modern hardware.

Arcade racing practice

Learn aerial racing mechanics before tackling modern titles.

Pros & Cons of AeroGauge

Pros

Fast‑paced, adrenaline‑filled races
Unique plane‑like craft handling
Two‑player split‑screen support
Simple controls suitable for all ages

Cons

Limited to PC platform
No weapon or combat elements
Graphics are dated by modern standards

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I play AeroGauge online?

No, the game only supports local split‑screen multiplayer.

Is there a tutorial for the controls?

A brief in‑game tutorial introduces basic flight and racing controls.

Does the game have downloadable content?

No, AeroGauge was released as a complete one‑time purchase with no DLC.

What are the system requirements?

Runs on Windows PCs from the late 1990s onward; modern Windows 10/11 is sufficient.

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