Microids today sent us a new group of screenshots from its upcoming rally racing game, Master Rallye. The new screens show off some of the different cars and track environments that will be included in the game.

　　Master Rallye is based on the annual trans-European and Asian endurance race of the same name, in which any wheeled vehicle can enter, and there is no set track to follow--the object is to get from the starting area to the finish line in the shortest time possible.

　　The game will feature a wide-open course design that will let players find their own fastest route over the terrain. Most stages of the race are between 10-12km in length and 1km in width. The game mechanics are designed to appeal to both casual gamers and experienced rally racing enthusiasts. The computer opponents in the game are designed to react to the player's actions and provide a different experience each race.

　　The cars in the game are modeled with fully independent suspension, adjustable spring and damper rates and bump stops, and realistic collision and resting contact with objects. The game also includes outdoor lighting and weather effects, a texture enhancement system, and tire tracks and ruts.

　　Master Rallye is in development at Steel Monkeys, and it is scheduled for release in November. For more information, visit the official Steel Monkeys Web site.