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Tiny car, chunky track—you’ll spend half the race fighting the wheel just to stay on the road while rivals shove past. Nail Monaco’s hairpin without spinning out and you’ll feel like a genius for about three seconds.

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Game Overview

Grand Prix Master is one of those MS-DOS racers that somehow nails the feel of real racing despite the chunky pixels. You start with a quick practice lap—just you, a tiny car, and a track that looks simple until you hit the first turn too fast and end up in the grass. The AI drivers don’t mess around either; they’ll squeeze past you the second you brake too early.

What I love about it is how stripped-down it is. No fancy upgrades, no career mode—just pick a track and race. The controls are tight (once you get used to them), and nailing a perfect drift around Monaco’s hairpin feels stupidly satisfying. It’s got that old-school difficulty where you’ll restart a race five times just to shave half a second off your lap.

If you’ve got a soft spot for early ‘90s racing games, this one’s a time capsule that still holds up surprisingly well.

Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".