Play Dezaemon BS-X - Paris Dakar Rally Special Online

Tear across the desert in a car that fights you every inch of the way—dunes swallow your wheels, empty stretches drain your fuel, and just finishing feels like a miracle. The SNES never felt this punishing.

Developer: ISCO

Genre: Racing

Released: 1994

File size: 493.67 KB

Game Overview

If you think all SNES racing games are about shiny tracks and turbo boosts, Dezaemon BS-X - Paris Dakar Rally Special will knock the dust out of your expectations. This one’s rough—like, "your suspension might give out before you do" rough. You’re not just racing against other cars; you’re wrestling with sand dunes that swallow your tires whole and stretches of nothingness where the real enemy is your own fuel gauge.

It’s weirdly part of the Dezaemon series (you know, the one where people usually make their own games?), but here it’s all about surviving the Dakar Rally’s brutal marathon. The pixelated desert looks bleak in the best way, and your car handles like it’s constantly second-guessing its life choices. If you’ve got a soft spot for games where finishing feels like an accomplishment, not just a checkbox, this one’s got your name on it.

Just don’t blame me when you’re white-knuckling the controller at 3 AM, muttering about imaginary sand in your gears.