Indy 800

Indy 800 is an early racing game with a top-down perspective, featuring multiple game modes and competitive gameplay. It was developed and released by Kee Games in 1975. It was one of the most popular arcade games of its time.

The game is played on a top-down view of an oval racetrack, with the player controlling a single car. The player can accelerate, brake, and turn the car, and they must avoid obstacles on the track, such as oil slicks and other cars. The goal of the game is to complete as many laps as possible before time runs out.

Indy 800 features multiple game modes, including a single-player mode, a two-player mode, and a time trial mode. The single-player mode allows the player to race against computer-controlled cars. The two-player mode allows two players to race against each other. The time trial mode allows the player to try to set the fastest time for a single lap.

Indy 800 was a commercial success and was one of the most popular arcade games of its time. It was praised for its innovative gameplay and its competitive features. The game has been cited as an inspiration for later racing games, such as Pole Position and OutRun.

Indy 800 is a fascinating piece of video game history. It was one of the first games to offer top-down racing gameplay, and it helped to pave the way for the development of the modern racing genre. It is a reminder of the early days of video games, when anything seemed possible.