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Wipeout

1995SCE Studio LiverpoolRacing

Wipeout is a 1995 racing video game developed and published by Psygnosis for the PlayStation. The first installment in the Wipeout series, it was a launch title for the PlayStation in Europe. It was ported to MS-DOS, followed by the Saturn the next year. Psygnosis' parent company, Sony Computer Entertainment, re-released the game for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable via the PlayStation Network in 2007.

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Open-source clones (8)

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Core Breach
CoreBreach is an anti-gravity combat racer built on the open-source Core3D engine, targeting Linux, Windows, macOS and Android.
Platforms:WindowsLinuxOSX
Stars36
Updated4 years ago
LicenseUnknown
Release2012
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Ecksdee
Platforms:WindowsLinux
LicenseGPL2*
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No preview
H-Craft Championship
The released, mostly zlib-licensed source code for H-Craft Championship, originally developed by Irrgheist, for Windows, Linux, and Android.
Platforms:WindowsLinuxAndroid
Stars22
Updated2 years ago
LicenseUnknown
Release2020
Halted
No preview
HexGL
HexGL is a futuristic browser racing game built with HTML5 and WebGL, now in hiatus though outside patches are still welcome.
Platforms:Web
Stars1,742
Updated2 years ago
LicenseMIT
Release2012
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The Rush
Platforms:Windows
LicenseGPL2*
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Wipeout
Platforms:PS
LicenseUnknown
Active
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wipEout Rewrite
A work-in-progress, asset-free re-implementation of the 1995 PSX racer Wipeout for SDL2, Sokol, and web.
Platforms:WebWindowsLinux
Stars2,962
Updated1 month ago
LicenseUnknown
Release2023
Sporadic
No preview
Wipeout-Rewrite port for Dreamcast
A Dreamcast port of the wipEout Rewrite PSX racing remake, feature-complete and near-60 FPS on real hardware.
Platforms:Dreamcast
Stars172
Updated5 months ago
LicenseUnknown
Release2025

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