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Calvin Tucker’s Farm Animal Racing is a wacky, cartoonish kart game with loads of typical redneck, toilet humor, about eight wacky animals from a redneck farm. Their crazy organized tournaments brings them from the Farm to the tropical Pirate island, from the Polar Regions to Egypt, and from inside the Pyramid they are warped back in time to the Medieval times and returning by a UFO back in time again. How does that sound for crazy? Every track is filled with interactive elements, anything can happen at any time... Track and Tournaments Twelve unique tracks are available in tournaments, and also in Quick Race once unlocked. Once you have won a tournament, the golden trophy will appear and the next tournament (if available) will be unlocked. The six environments are: F.A.R.T. HQ - The Farm Track is all about the Farm. Immense fields of corn, flowers and just grass, big red farmers barns and windmills, a small town and a cozy creek: this is the place where the Redneck Farm animals come from. Medieval Madness - Medieval World, where our farm animals discover immense castle walls and towers, small and dirty villages and where everything seems cool and happy. But it's not all happy and shiny in Medieval World: Part of this world is the Dark Forrest, where danger is all around you... The Pirate Bay - The Pirate Track is the feared Pirate Bay, located on a small island in the Pacific. The lower part of the island is a hard to pass jungle, and the higher part of the island is the dangerous part: dangerous cliffs, weak bridges and a creepy tunnel with a skull shaped entrance.. Nova Zembla - The Polar track have crazy roads, tunnels and bridges entirely made of ice, our farm animals won't like the cold and the danger of this track. Who will be first in this challenging arctic rac

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2018-03-09 · Standard