Map Mode Now Available!

Based on a request on the forums we’ve added a special mode that lets you zoom and pan on the vintage autoroute map that acts as a background in the main menu. Just access the EXTRAS menu after achieving the requirements to activate this new mode. We are also continuing the deployment of fixes and updates to hit the game between now and early 2017. Here is what our latest schedule draft looks like.

• NOW AVAILABLE – Map: a unlockable option to hide the menu and navigate the underlying map of the roads in Wheels of Aurelia.
  

New options:

• PREVIOUSLY – Text Speed: the text display speed will be configurable between 50% and 100%. Also now you can hold accelerator during cutscenes to move dialogue faster.
  
• PREVIOUSLY – Start From: after visiting both Civitavecchia and Bracciano for the first time, you will be able to start the game from one of these two locations, or Rome, or the intro sequence.
  
• PREVIOUSLY – Vibration: haptic feedback for collisions will be activated on compatible joypads.

New modes:

• PREVIOUSLY – B&W Mode: a new unlockable filter option to play the game through a black and white TV set.
  
• LAST WEEK – 1978 Mode: a new unlockable filter option to play the game through a 1978 TV set.
  
• NOW AVAILABLE – Map: a unlockable option to hide the menu and navigate the underlying map of the roads in Wheels of Aurelia.
  
• 11/21/2016 – Scenic Mode: an unlockable option to manipulate the camera angle during gameplay and to take expressive screenshots.
  
• 11/28/2016 – Wheelspedia: an in-game and in-menu text archive offering some details on the people, places, and events mentioned in Wheels of Aurelia.
  
• 12/12/2016 – Night Mode: an unlockable arcade mode that takes place by night, inspired by isometric racers of the 90s.

All of these will be available under a new EXTRAS menu available in the main menu.

New languages:

• 12/19/2016 – German
  
• 01/12/2017 – Russian

WARNING: all of the above is subject to modification, including delay or cancellation!

Let us know what you think!

Cheers,
Pietro