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Nix is a 3D combat racing game where players try to blow each other up while racing their futuristic heaps of scrap metal to the finish line. Players can take on the unrelenting AI opponents or go head-to-head in networked multiplayer deathmatch. The turret mounted atop your junkyard chariot of doom can deliver rapid machine gun fire, explosive rocket flak of several flavors, grenades, and proximity mines-- choose your weapon and take aim. Racing doesn't take place on conventional tracks in Nix; getting to the next checkpoint is the goal, but how you get there is up to you. Turn up the volume and dim the lights for a frenetic experience in the Nix world!

Graphics Programmer Adrian Bentley, AI/Gameplay programmer Michael Gonzales, Product Manager and AI/Network programmer Braeden Shosa, Technical Director and Physics/UI programmer Richard Yeager, Producer and AI/Sound/Entity programmer Mark Young, and Art Director and Graphics/Tools Programmer Shane Whitfield form the team that created Nix over twelve months at DigiPen. For more information about Nix and the development team, visit http://nix.moxiegames.com/.

system requirements
- Pentium 3/4 1Ghz+
- 128MB RAM
(256MB recommended)
- 100MB free disk space
- GeForce 3 or better/equivalent
- DirectX 9.0b installed
- Sound card

default controls
W,A,S,D - Forward, Left, Reverse, Right
Space - Brake
Left Mouse Button - Fire
Left Shift - Use Item
C - Cycle camera modes
MouseWheel Down, UP - Next, Previous Weapon
Mouse - Aim Turret
Enter - Chat
Up/Down - Zoom In/Out

how to play
Click the "IGF Button" to begin single player race mode.

It is just you and the AI in this quick race for glory.
Stay ahead of your opponents and out of range
of their rockets as you try to complete the laps.

Race to each check point (the blue spheres) to complete
laps. There is a blue dot along the boarder of the
screen indicating what direction the next check point
is in.