Unlocking Egypt’s Ancient Power

Thousands of years ago, Egypt’s might was known across the world, its power embodied in its massive pyramids, towering statues of deities, and beautiful hieroglyphics of pharaohs and Egyptian life.  As the sands of time swept through the once-mighty nation, its history has been preserved in ancient relics.  However, many secrets dwell within the tombs, waiting to be claimed by a brave soul.

According to Egyptian legend, Ra, the God of the sun, harnessed an incredible power drawing from solar energy.  As the sun God, Ra was unparalleled in his strength and speed, being able to wield the sun’s energy and travel at the speed of light.  Due to his abilities, he was the unquestioned head deity and ruler of Egypt.

However, Ra’s fellow gods grew tired of his reign and devised a plan to overthrow their leader.  Led by Anubis, the god of the underworld, the Egyptian deities rebelled against Ra and stripped him of his power.  Unable to wield the sun’s might for themselves, the gods locked Ra’s power inside artifacts hidden in pyramids protected by deadly traps.  As centuries passed, the Egyptian gods faded away into myth, leaving only ruins and relics to tell of their tales.

The History of Snowy Cliffs

The mystical Snowy Cliffs were always thought to be uninhabitable and dangerous, no place for someone to race. But when a few brave explorers finally climbed to the top, they discovered that they were wrong. On the three peaks of the Snowy Cliffs were three raceways left by an ancient culture, perfectly preserved in pristine condition.

Further exploration of the Snowy Cliffs has revealed an ancient tribal village, abandoned without any trace of the people that once lived there or why they might have left so suddenly. The village was centered around hot springs, the bursts of hot steam providing much-needed warmth to the chill that envelopes the Snowy Cliffs. Perhaps there was some sort of volcanic activity that had scared the villagers off, activity that ultimately did not result in anything.

Inuit Raceway

Top racers know how to keep to the front of the pack, no matter the road conditions. And on the Inuit Raceway, you’ll need to keep your speed up while racing on ice covered roads! Do you have the skills or horsepower needed for a first place finish? Stop by Eat My Dust with your friends to check it out!

As it is, speed and ice can be a pretty dangerous combination. But if you’re ready for more of a challenge, you can always up the ante with a “Knock Out” style race. Either way, the slippery slopes won’t be your only obstacle when tackling the track. Behind every corner of this arctic arena, there lays a few race ruining roadblocks, so watch out!

Aquarium Chase Raceway

There are a number of tracks to master, while rising through the ranks of Eat My Dust. Have you been brave enough to take on a practice run at the Aquarium Chase raceway? This underwater adventure will have you speeding through twisting tunnels as you escape the grips of the aquarium’s resident octopus!

Make a splash in the new underwater track!

Utilizing the latest features in underwater technology, this track is known throughout the Racing Circuit for its futuristic design and tubular turns. So as you and your driver embark on an unimaginable pursuit to the finish line, you won’t have to worry about the harsh conditions of the sub-aquatic floor!