Whiplash

Whiplash (released as Fatal Racing in some regions) is a high-speed, futuristic racing game developed by Interplay Productions for MS-DOS in 1996. The game focuses on aggressive, stunt-heavy driving across wild, roller-coaster-like tracks filled with loops, twists, and steep drops. Its core appeal lies in blending arcade racing with chaotic vehicular combat, making every race unpredictable and thrilling.

Players choose from various teams and drivers, each with unique characteristics and performance stats. The cars can collide, spin out, and even explode, turning races into spectacular crashes and dramatic comebacks. The physics are intentionally exaggerated, amplifying the game’s wild, over-the-top personality.

Multiplayer modes—including split-screen and network play—add even more excitement, allowing friends to compete or cooperate across its challenging circuits. Combined with its energetic soundtrack and distinct 90s aesthetic, Whiplash has earned a cult following among fans of classic PC racing games.