Description

"F1 ROC II: Race of Champions," also known as "Exhaust Heat II: F-1 Driver no Kiseki" in Japan, is a Formula One racing game developed by Seta Corporation, released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1993. This game is a sequel to F1 ROC: Race of Champions and offers players an intense racing experience that mirrors the real-world thrills and challenges of Formula One racing. Players have the opportunity to race against competitive AI drivers across various international tracks, each accurately rendered to reflect their real-life counterparts. With a focus on detail, the game features comprehensive vehicle customization options, allowing players to tweak engines, tires, brakes, and aerodynamics to suit their racing style and the demands of each track.

The gameplay in "F1 ROC II: Race of Champions" is known for its depth and complexity, aiming to deliver a realistic racing simulation. Players must manage aspects such as fuel usage, tire wear, and car damage, all of which can significantly impact performance during races. The game’s economic system requires players to balance their budget between races, making strategic decisions about when to purchase upgrades or repair their vehicles. The game also features a season mode, where players can progress through a series of races, aiming to improve their skills and machine to ultimately win the championship. The blend of strategic management and high-speed racing helped distinguish F1 ROC II from other racing games of its time, offering a challenging and engaging experience for racing enthusiasts.