of course, but remember, they must be able to be permanently viewed in first person
there’s one other sort of unspoken rule (thus far), which is that you have to be able to move your own avatar. rail shooters will not apply, nor will stand-in-place first-person shooters
that game looks beautiful
however, can you turn around and drive backward? or just ram yourself head-on into the wall? or are you bound to look forward down the track?
i can’t remember exactly, but i’m pretty sure you can, with a bit of effort, drive the wrong way around the track. i guess it’s a lot more advanced than outrun and the like by having actual looping tracks rather than linear courses
hm, that screenshot looks suspiciously symmetrical. is there true turn granularity in ice & fire? can’t find any info or video on it either, link would be appreciated