PC Critic Reviews

What the game brings to the fore is intense, hard-driving racing, great graphics and solid sound.

An excellent single-player racing game. It has great features, and its simple control structure and ability to work effectively with slower machines make this an excellent game for almost any racing fan.

While Leadfoot doesn't offer up much new if you already have "Dirt Track Racing" or "DTR: Sprint Cars," this is a must-have if you're a racing fan looking for a little down and dirty action.

Fans of arcade-style racing games should probably steer clear of Leadfoot, but dedicated racing fans will find in it a serious challenge and an opportunity to exhibit their finely honed driving skills.

Even though I cannot say it hadn't been fun plying Leadfoot, Ratbag games could really have introduced something new in its gaming cliché.

A unique challenge.

Depending on your hardware, you'll either appreciate the two-year old technology or roll your eyes with disappointment.

This is as close to a bare-bones racing simulation release as I have seen these days, with minimal choices of vehicles and tracks, limited menu selections, dated graphics, sparse sound effects, and no music.