Deathtrack
Race or wreck across a futuristic America.
DeathTrack is a first-person futuristic racing game developed for MS-DOS by Dynamix and published by Activision in 1989. Set in a future America, the game features a racing circuit where participants may attack opponents. It includes strategic upgrade mechanics and a choice of vehicles.
Quick Facts
- Developer
- Dynamix
- Publisher
- Activision
- Director
- Jeffrey Tunnell
- Producer
- Steven Ackrich; John A. S. Skeel
- Designer
- Terry Ishida; Dariusz Lukaszuk
- Programmer
- Dariusz Lukaszuk
- Composer
- Russell Lieblich
- Released
- December 1989 (NA)
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Did You Know?
- Computer Gaming World called DeathTrack 'an outstanding new action game ... gratuitous violence at its therapeutic best'.
- In 1996, Computer Gaming World ranked Deathtrack the 124th best computer game ever released.
- A Game Boy version was in development by Argonaut Software but was never released.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was Deathtrack released?
Deathtrack was released in December 1989 in North America.
Who directed Deathtrack?
Deathtrack was directed by Jeffrey Tunnell.
Who designed Deathtrack?
Deathtrack was designed by Terry Ishida and Dariusz Lukaszuk.
Who composed the music for Deathtrack?
The music for Deathtrack was composed by Russell Lieblich.
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