The Simpsons Hit & Run 2

The Simpsons Hit & Run 2 is an upcoming Open-World Racing-Action Game for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The game is a sequel to the original Simpsons Hit & Run for GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, and PC although, connections between the games are relatively minimal beyond gameplay similarities.

Plot[]

As the city of Springfield prepares for its 202nd celebration, much of the city is in a fever with preparations whilst a new company that's moved into the city that sells discount TV sets and Media Players called Cosmonautics has begun to crop up. The game focuses on several characters from the TV show as they go about their day-to-day lives and investigate the new and strange company.

Level 1 - Homer 1[]

The first level focuses on Homer, it is comprised of six missions, the first three acting as introductions to various gameplay mechanics like collecting items, destruction, tailing, and on-foot travel with Homer performing tasks for Carl, Lenny, and Barney. The second half of the missions sees Homer competing to become the Town Crier with him needing to complete a series of tasks for Chief Wiggum and Mayor Quimby to earn the role.

Level 2 - Marge 1[]

The second level sees Marge get involved in helping with the preparations at the Squidport helping out various residents of the city with their preparations, along the way she has to contend with Helen Lovejoy who attempts to outdo Marge in several missions. This is also the first level where Cosmonautics is directly referenced as Marge has to help deliver TV sets to various families in one mission so they can watch the celebrations live.

Gameplay[]

The gameplay is fairly similar to the original game with the player able to control the character their playing as and explore the different areas of Springfield completing missions and races as well as other side activities, controls are the same as the original although the behavior of vehicle handling has been improved so higher handling vehicles are less likely to spin out.

The game's combat is generally unchanged remaining basic and easy to get used to, characters do have different attacks now to help differentiate them gameplay-wise, this also ties into other differences with the playable characters as they each have different abilities allowing them to reach areas in certain locations that other characters otherwise wouldn't be able to. While much of the game revolves around driving much like its predecessor the game has also seen more diversification in its gameplay formatting with missions being more varied than before and a deal of new side content that helps to break up the gameplay although the side content is once again optional.

Like in the original game, Hit & Run 2 features a mini-game that involves top-down racing similar to old-school racing games from the Arcade Era, in addition to some returning tracks from the original game there are a number of new tracks that offer the player plenty of options in the mini-game.

Playable Characters[]

Homer Simpson

Special Ability: Ground Slam - Homer is able to slam the ground with tremendous force, revealing hidden secrets and also breaking weakened floors.

The aloof father of the Simpsons household, Homer will often try to find a way to complete a task with the least amount of effort on his part, although often due to his own stupidity or short-sightedness ends up having to put significantly more effort towards completing said tasks. While he can be rather neglectful at times he has always been shown to be capable of being diligent and responsible more noticeably when it involves helping his family.

Marge Simpson

Special Ability: Acrobatics - Marge is able to grab onto ledges that other characters can't allowing her to reach areas more easily, in addition, she can also perform a higher jump.

Frequently tested by her family's quirks, Marge is often one to react to situations rather than cause them, although she has her quirks in particular her attitude of getting involved in the business of others, especially in the city's general debates regarding policies, she is the most level-headed of the Simpson family. Marge has had a variety of jobs that often rivals Homer's own ability at various skills although often Marge ends up being more successful in her endeavours.

Bart Simpson	Special Ability: Bartman Glide - After a Double Jump the player can perform a glide by using Bart's cape from his Bartman costume allowing him to reach locations far away.
The troublemaker of the family, Bart often gets himself involved with the wrong crowd and into trouble as a result. Though he isn't particularly book smart he has shown on numerous occasions to be streetsmart and has remarkably deep running connections to other people in Springfield including both the wealthier citizens of the city and even the mob.

Lisa Simpson	Special Ability: Gymnastics - Lisa is capable of performing wall jumps and vault jumps to get higher into the air allowing her to scale through areas that other characters need to find alternative ways or simply can't reach.
Smart to a fault, Lisa is the brains of the Simpson family often being able to solve problems well beyond what would be expected of her. Despite this, however, she is easily tricked by others often being able to be convinced by others often later realizing the faults in her actions. Lisa also has a knack for playing the saxophone and has played with various musicians across Springfield.

Apu Nahasapeemapetilon Jr.

Special Ability: Octuplet Powerhouse - Apu has access to the widest variety of attacks and is capable of dealing more damage per attack than other characters, in addition, he can also run the fastest of all the playable characters.

Incredibly hard working and resourceful, Apu is both cunning and resourceful, his experience running the Kwik-E-Mart both from dealing with frequent thefts and also maximizing his profits has given him a vast insight into the people of Springfield. Aside from his job, Apu has also been shown to sometimes have his priorities out of order as he will often put his work at the Kwik-E-Mart over friendship and family.

Ned Flanders

Special Ability: Good Will Guarantee - Impacts while driving as Ned will result in less spin out for the player's vehicle compared to other playable characters.

Loyal and kind-hearted, Ned is often seen favorably compared to his neighbor Homer, where Homer is slothful, and Ned is diligent and hard-working. Quite often people in Springfield will abuse Ned's kind-heartedness for their own gain although even Ned has a limit, something Homer has seen more than once due to his reckless behavior. Ned is also a devout Christian often relying on the bible to guide numerous decisions in his life and taking several life lessons to heart, often to the annoyance of others in Springfield including Reverend Lovejoy.

Abraham Simpson II

Special Ability: Senior Discount - The Hit & Run Meter fills 25% more slowly for Abe.

At times senile and often known to complain about the most mundane and irrelevant of issues, Abe's past is unclear and confusing, this is mostly due to Abe himself who frequently provides conflicting statements about his past, what is known is that he'd participated in WWII as a member of the Flying Hellfish and between his time in service to when he was raising Homer on his own participated in a number of different roles.

Levels & Locations[]

Like the previous game, each character is present for one or more levels in the game. In total, the game features sixteen levels that visit multiple locations across Springfield. Each region of Springfield appears twice in the game with eight regions overall, the regions vary in size and depending on the level will also have different areas accessible for the player.

North Springfield	Level 1 (Homer) Level 11 (Marge)	North Springfield is a large region that covers much of the Northern area of Springfield although shares parts of it with the Wetlands, North Springfield is home to the Pressboard Estates where the Simpsons live as well as other places of interest like the Kwik-E-Mart, Town Hall, Statue of Jebediah Springfield, Springfield Elementary School and First Church of Springfield. The area is predominantly residential and commercial with numerous small shops that line the streets in between the various homes and apartments. Among the landmarks of this region is the Springfield Sign, in Level 1 the upper area of North Springfield is inaccessible so the player will only be able to access this area in Level 11.
Squidport	Level 2 (Marge) Level 13 (Apu)	Separated from much of Springfield by the Memorial Bridge, the Squidport is a melting pot of cultures with almost every street containing its own little something. The Squidport is also a bit of a cultural hub for the city with the musical halls and convention center located in the region. The most prominent location however is the region's namesake, the former waterfront of Springfield that now acts as a large open mall stretching across the entire southern coast of the region.
Downtown	Level 3 (Bart) Level 12 (Ned)	A rather strange mix of a location, Downtown Springfield is a network of small tightly nit roads that connect together in a giant rat maze, much of the Downtown is used for entertainment from the Googolplex Theatre to the Duff Brewery and the Palace of Fine Arts. The streets generally suffer from constant roadworks making traffic in this region much worse than others and the road generally less stable. One of the standout locations Downtown is the old Burns' Casino, though the building itself is demolished hoodlums use it primarily as a racetrack having cleared much of the rubble out to make space, there are also a number of dodgy corner casinos nearby that were built shortly after the destruction of the casino.
Waverly Hills	Level 4 (Lisa) Level 9 (Apu)	Generally regarded as the high-end of Springfield, Waverly Hills is where both the better Springfield education buildings are located including the Springfield Heights Institute of Technology, Waverly Hills Elementary School, and Springfield University. To the south of the region are the Springfield Cemetery and the Springfield Glen Country Club. Mr. Burns' Manor, one of the largest buildings in Springfield is located at the westmost point of Waverly Hills and looks over Fort Fragg and Fort Springfield. The most defining location in Waverly Hills however is in the North-East where the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant is located.
East Springfield	Level 5 (Homer) Level 10 (Bart)	Separated from North Springfield by the Michael Jackson Expressway East Springfield is the major shopping district with several large shops including the Springfield Mall located in the area. The region has several highways that connect the entire area together essentially separating much of East Springfield into small pockets. The northern parts of the region are fairly heavily forested and mountainous with a few buildings, mostly motels located along the roads. Though not accessible, one can see Ogdenville to the North-East of this region.
Wetlands	Level 6 (Ned) Level 14 (Lisa)	The least urbanized region in the game, the Wetlands are comprised predominantly of natural environments with only a few major roads connecting the region together and the main structure in the region being the Springfield Dam. The North-East of the region contains the Springfield Zoo which depending on the level the player is on has different entry and exit locations. The Observatory can also be found in this region located atop the mountainous area of the region. There are numerous camps located throughout the region providing many dirt roads that twist around the major roads of the region hiding various camping grounds and nature reserves.
Waterfront	Level 7 (Lisa) Level 15 (Homer)	The Industrial sector of Springfield, the Waterfront is where the S.S. Springfield is currently docked as well as the location of the Naval Reserve Base. Many of the buildings in the Waterfront are factories most of which are able to be driven around and through making much of the region open to the player for exploration, depending on the level the factories which are open will change. Aside from the factories the other places of interest in the region are the Duff Stadium, Springfield Prisons, and Springfield Airport, which are among the largest single locations in the game.
West Springfield	Level 8 (Abe) Level 16 (Bart)	Alongside the Wetlands, West Springfield is one of the least urbanized locations in the game, predominantly desert the area is quite vast and open with the major mountains of Springfield including the Murderhorn. Among the few buildings in the region are the Springfield Oil Fields and the Old Simpsons Farm. The region is bisected by the Springfield Gorge which requires considerable speed to pass over as the road crossing the gorge is destroyed in both levels.

Enemies[]

Unlike the original game, there are multiple enemies the player can encounter in the game, most of the enemies are various groups, and depending on the region the player is in the enemies will differ. One constant enemy that also appeared in the first game is the cops, getting Hit & Run will result in the cops coming after the player and busting them for a certain amount of coins. Other enemies in the game will attack the player either while on foot or while driving, on foot enemies when they attack the player will cause the player to drop coins while enemies encountered while driving will usually attempt to destroy the player's vehicle.

There are a few non-human enemies in the game, the Power Plant Worker Robots can attack the player much like human enemies although are capable of some unique abilities including flight thanks to propellers and laser fire from their eyes. Bears can be found near the wetlands, the player cannot attack them, and making contact with them will immediately reset the player to somewhere away from the bear and take their coins away. Later levels also introduce aliens who fire energy weapons and can be defeated through regular combat.

Missions[]

As with the previous game, the player will need to complete a series of missions in each level to advance to the next one, missions can vary wildly in their role with some having the player race other drivers, destroy vehicles, collect items, tailing a target, evading an enemy, searching for a particular character or object and numerous other objectives. Unlike the original game the number of missions varies from level to level although increases as the game progresses, the levels also feature between one and four side missions which are able to be completed for a variety of rewards.

Level 1[]

Mission 1 - Yesterday's Brew - Homer tries to remember the party he had the night before and asks Lenny to help jog his memory however Lenny only agrees to help after Homer helps him out.
- Task 1 - Drive to Public Library before Lenny's videos are overdue
- Task 2.1 - Drive to the Krusty Burger near Town Hall
- Task 2.2 - Ram the Delivery Van to collect two Krusty Burger Meals
- Task 3.1 - Find the Springfield Community Center
- Task 3.2 - Talk to Barfly Larry
- Tasks 3.3 - Race the Barflies to the Statue of Jebediah Springfield
- Task 4 - Talk to Lenny
- Conclusion - After talking to Lenny he thanks Homer for helping him mentioning that the money he'll make from their race with the barflies will be more than the ticket anyhow, Homer questions Lenny about the ticket to which Lenny responds that Homer had bought a winning lottery ticket just before the Annual Duff Drinking Contest. Homer confides to ask Carl if he knows about the ticket's location.
Mission 2 - Payout Pockets - Homer goes looking for Carl to find the lost winning lottery ticket, the player needs to complete a series of tasks to find where Carl is.
- Task 1 - Talk to Lenny at the DMV
- Task 2.1 - Tail Lenny's Car to the Kwik-E-Mart
- Task 2.2 - Talk to Jimbo outside the Kwik-E-Mart
- Task 2.3 - Defeat the School Bullies
- Task 3 - Tail Lenny's Car without getting too close
- Task 4 - Talk to Lenny at the Springfield Community Center
- Task 5 - Follow Lenny's Clues to find Carl
- Task 6.1 - Talk to Carl
- Task 6.2 - Destroy Carl's car before he gets to Springfield Elementary School
- Task 6.3 - Drive to the Springfield Elementary School Playground
- Task 7.1 - Talk to Willie
- Task 7.2 - Race Willie to the Kwik-E-Mart
- Task 7.3 - Talk to Willie
- Conclusion - Having tailed Lenny to find out where Carl is and stopping Carl from stealing the Ticket, Homer bested Willie who'd found the ticket wedged in the exhaust of his tractor in a race to the Kwik-E-Mart.
Mission 3 - Sleeper on the Wheel - Homer goes to cash in the Lottery Ticket only to find his prize had already been claimed.
- Task 1.1 - Drive to the Post Office
- Task 1.2 - Talk to Duffman
- Task 2 - Race the Seven Duffs to the First Church of Springfield
- Task 3.1 - Talk to Surly Duff
- Task 3.2 - Follow Surly's Clues to find Barney
- Task 3.3 - Talk to Barney at the Retirement Castle
- Task 4 - Race Barney to his Apartment
- Task 5.1 - Destroy Barney's Car
- Task 5.2 - Take the Duff-Mobile's Keys from Barney
- Task 5.3 - Find the Duff-Mobile
- Task 6.1 - Drive the Duff-Mobile to the Simpsons' House
- Task 6.2 - Escape from Barney in the Plow King
- Task 6.3 - Drive to the Simpsons' House
- Conclusion - After talking to Duffman, Homer realized the Ticket actually won him a vehicle called the Duff-Mobile, after racing the Seven Duffs, Homer tracked down Barney who'd claimed his prize, beating Barney to his apartment and then destroying Barney's car, Homer was able to find the Duff-Mobile and bring it home while avoiding Barney.
Mission 4 - Lost Little Piggies - Homer needs to convince Chief Wiggum to let him compete in the Town Crier competition by completing a series of tasks for Wiggum. (This Mission uses a Mandatory Vehicle, Police Cruiser)
- Task 1 - Talk to Chief Wiggum
- Task 2.1 - Follow the Skid Marks to the criminal hideout
- Task 2.2 - Defeat all the Gang Members in the Hideout
- Task 2.3 - Talk to Chief Wiggum
- Task 3.1 - Drive to the Legitimate Businessman's Social Club
- Task 3.2 - Talk to Fat Tony
- Task 3.3 - Follow the Mobster's Limo to the Candy Most Dandy Shop
- Task 3.4 - Find all the Cotton Candy Buckets while avoiding the Store Workers
- Task 4.1 - Talk to Chief Wiggum
- Task 4.2 - Drive to the Kwik-E-Mart
- Task 4.3 - Talk to Apu and grab the Coffee Mixer 5000
- Task 4.4 - Talk to Chief Wiggum
- Task 4.5 - Talk to Fat Tony
- Task 4.6 - Race Fat Tony to Lard Lad's Donuts
- Task 5 - Talk to Chief Wiggum
- Conclusion - After helping Chief Wiggum stop an illegal fireworks trade, getting the Mob to help get some Cotton Candy, and then racing Fat Tony to get to Lard Lad's before it ran out of donuts, Wiggum agrees to let Homer compete in the Town Crier competition although informs Homer that it's up to the Mayor to decide who is the Town Crier, to Homer's dismay.
Mission 5 - Rigged Gig
Mission 6 - For whom the Bell Tolls

Vehicles[]

As with the original game, the player can access a wide range of vehicles, each vehicle has its own stats for Speed, Toughness, Handling, and Acceleration, various cars are better in certain stats than others and it's up to the player to decide which vehicle is best fit for them while playing. Later levels tend to introduce more powerful vehicles to compensate for the increasing difficulty. Like with Hit & Run, the sequel uses a 5-star system with half-stars included.

Vehicles can be obtained in one of four methods; Default vehicles which are given at the start of a level, Bought vehicles which can be purchased from a Vendor, Reward vehicles which are given for completing some side missions as well as other objectives and Secret vehicles which can be found somewhere hidden in each level and must be driven to a specific location to become available from the Phone Booth.

Vehicle	Obtained	Stats
Vehicle	Obtained	Speed	Accel.	Tough.	Handle
Family Sedan	Level 1 (Default)
Duff Truck	Level 1 (Bought - Gil)
Lard Lad's Delivery Van	Level 1 (Bought - Gil)
EFA Van	Level 1 (Bought - Stan)
Grease Tanker	Level 1 (Bought - Stan)
Duff-Mobile	Level 1 (Reward - Mission)

Station Wagon	Level 2 (Default)
Honor Roller	Level 3 (Default)
Elec-Taurus	Level 4 (Default)
'59 Cadillac Ambulance	Level 5 (Default)
Geo Metro	Level 6 (Default)
Malibu Stacy Car	Level 7 (Default)
WWII Jeep	Level 8 (Default)
Longhorn	Level 9 (Default)
Mars Grande Marquess	Level 10 (Default)
Canyonero	Level 11 (Default)
Civic DX	Level 12 (Default)
Apocalypse Jeep	Level 13 (Default)
Hover Car	Level 14 (Default)
Lamborgotti Fasterossa	Level 15 (Default)
Ferrini	Level 16 (Default)

Traffic Vehicles[]

Alongside the vehicles the player can obtain from the Phone Booth there are also the vehicles the player can encounter while traveling in the overworld, traffic vehicles are generally worse than their level counterparts, below is a list of the base stats for each Traffic Vehicle and the levels they appear in.

Vehicle	Levels	Stats
Vehicle	Levels	Speed	Accel.	Tough.	Handle
Micro	2, 4, 6, 9, 13, 14
Sedan	1, 3, 6, 11, 12, 14
SUV	1, 2, 5, 7, 10, 11, 13
Roadster	2, 5, 6, 10, 13, 14
Pickup	1, 5, 7, 10, 11
Coupe	2, 3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14
Minivan	4, 5, 7, 9, 10
Station Wagon	1, 2, 5, 7, 10, 11, 13
Sports Car	2, 4, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14
Heavy Duty Pickup	5, 7, 10, 14
Moped	1, 2, 6, 13, 14
Scooter	3, 12
Dirtbike	3, 6, 12, 14
Cruiser Motorbike	3, 5, 7, 10, 12
Sports Motorbike	4, 6, 9, 11, 12, 14
Laramie Cigarette Dispensing Van	2, 4, 7, 9
Taxi Cab	2, 3, 12, 13
Krusty Burger Delivery Sedan	1, 3, 5, 10
Retirement Castle Bus	1, 11
Miniature School Bus	1, 4
Nuclear Waste Truck	4, 9, 12
Garbage Truck	10, 11, 13
Ambulance	4, 9, 12
Police Motorbike	3, 5, 6, 7
Krusty's Clown Training Van	7, 10, 12
Omni-Pave Steam Roller	11, 13, 14
American Shipping Services Truck	1, 4, 9, 11
Itchy & Scratchy 2 Movie Van	2, 3, 4
Secret Meeting Catering Van	4, 6, 7, 9
Rolling Donut Truck	1, 3, 5, 11
Halloween Hearse	15, 16
Coffin Cart	15, 16
Ghost Ship	15, 16
Witch's Broom	15, 16
Mini-UFO	15
Demonic Clown Car	15
Gremlin Infested School Bus	15
Bagpipes Tractor	15
Self-Aware Car	15
Gingerbread Oven Van	15
Manhunting Safari Car	16
Pumpkin Cart	16
Blood-Fueled Tanker	16
Fat in the Hat Unicycle	16
Demon's Sports Car	16
Sergeant Sausage Mobile	16

Side-Content[]

Alongside the main missions, scattered about each level is various side content the player can access, side content includes other missions that can optionally be completed for bonuses for the player including unlocking new vehicles and costumes as well as more content for the Mini-Games, the races from the original game also return under this section although are no longer limited to the simple; Checkpoint, Lap and Time Trial races with some more appearing now.

DMV Unlockables[]

Similar to the original game scattered about the level will be three characters who will offer the player race-like missions, completing all three challenges by these characters will unlock the player a new vehicle that is typically the best in that level. In these challenges, the player can be pitted to do a variety of tasks although the task varies according to which character the player is talking to. After the player completes a challenge, Patty & Selma will appear like in the original with one of them commenting on the player character's driving, usually insulting the character in some manner.

Characters with challenges will appear with the crossed checkered flags above their head instead of the Exclamation Point-like mission characters.

Kent Brockman (Lap Races) - Kent hosts the Lap Races and is one of the most common characters for the Challenges, according to him he has Arnie Pye filming the races from above to use to boost Channel 6's ratings by showing Springfield's most insane drivers.
Kirk Van Houten (Time Trial) - Kirby hosts the Time Trial Races, he is required to do this by Patty and Selma because he lost his license and had an agreement with Patty to get his license back by hosting the Time Trials, in the last level he appears in this role for it's revealed Patty's actually reporting him to the police for hosting illegal street races much to Kirk's dismay.
Otto Mann (Checkpoint Race) - Otto hosts Checkpoint Races and uniquely often appears in them as a racer, Otto wants to prove that he's the best driver in Springfield and challenges each of the characters to test his skill, he is one of the most common characters for the Challenges.
Nelson Muntz (Demolition Derby) - Nelson hosts the Demolition Derby, a combat-style challenge where the player has to destroy the other racers' cars without destroying their own, the arenas where the challenges take place always feature a wrench although the enemy AI can use the wrench as well to repair their vehicles, Nelson mentions that he uses the derbies to collect scrap to sell and make money.
Moe Szyslak (Destructive Driving) - Moe hosts the Destructive Driving Challenges, which involve the player going around damaging certain objects or running over certain characters in the level, this is usually because Moe wants revenge enacted on whatever the target of the particular challenge is, some of his challenges also involve destroying vehicles.
Dolph Starbeam (Police Chase) - Dolph hosts the Police Chase Challenges which have the player evading the police as they're timed to get from location to location, each of the challenges is related to some illegal activity Dolph is committing.
Wayne Slater (Stealth) - Wayne hosts the Stealth Challenges which require the player to tail along behind another vehicle without being caught to get information for Wayne, the missions each focus on Wayne hunting down people he suspects cheated on their Drivers Tests.

It should be noted that in Levels 8, 15, and 16 the Challenge Givers are replaced by different characters to fit with that particular level, in Level 8 the challenge givers are replaced by their parents or grandparents while in Levels 15 and 16 they're replaced by monsters and aliens.

Bonus Missions[]

Alongside the main missions the player has access to a variety of bonus missions, they can give various rewards and are required to complete the game to 100%, Bonus Missions like Main Missions vary significantly in what the player needs to do and also how strict they are time or condition wise.

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Mini-Games[]

Alongside the main game, there are also several mini-games the player has access to, completing side objectives in the main game will unlock more of the mini-games content as well as being necessary for certain mini-games to be unlocked at all.

Springfield Racers[]

The carryover Mini-Game from the original, Springfield Racers is a Top-Down Racing Minigame that uses controls different from the main game due to the change in perspective, the player can race between one and seven other racers and can unlock new tracks by hunting down the Racetrack Boxset in each level. There are seventeen default Racetracks in the game, one unlocked from the start and the other sixteen found in each level.

From Start - Evergreen Terrace - Simple Loop track that takes place around Evergreen Terrace.
Level 1 - Jebediah Statue - Checker pattern race track taking place around the Statue of Jebediah Springfield and Town Hall, the Monorail wreckage can be seen in the background of the race track.
Level 2 - Memorial Bridge - Dumbell shaped racetrack located at the Memorial Bridge.
Level 3 - Downtown Highrise - Pretzel-shaped track that takes place in and around the high-rises of Downtown Springfield.
Level 4 - Recluse Ranch Estates - A twisting racetrack located in the Recluse Ranch Estates, part of the track goes through the Springfield Preparatory School.
Level 5 - Highway Noodle - Semi-Recreation of Track 5 from the original game, the track is again a Double Figure 8 although the aesthetics now match that seen in East Springfield.
Level 6 - Springfield Dam - A Dumbell-shaped racetrack where each end is a figure eight, the track is comprised of the road over Springfield Dam and off-road for the forests around the dam.
Level 7 - Factory Splitter - A simple loop track that is located in and through the factories of the Waterfront, however, while racing the factories will change which are open and which are closed.
Level 8 - Old Simpson Farm - Double Figure 8 track taking place around the Old Simpsons Farm, half of the track is large and making maneuverability more easy.
Level 9 - Power Plant - Semi-recreation of Track 4 from the original game, the track is again a B-Shaped Track although now takes place entirely in the Nuclear Power Plant with the Parking Lot serving as the Start/Finish Line.
Level 10 - Shopping Spree - A twisting racetrack that has multiple routes, the player can choose whether they want to drive through the Springfield mall or around the parking lot, the track contains several sections where the road splits as well.
Level 11 - SPRINGFIELD - Racetrack that takes place around the Springfield sign, track is fairly straightforward although due to the tight bends with narrow roads around the mountain, it can be easy to fall off.
Level 12 - Burns Casino - Multi-level racetrack within the Burns Casino (pre-destruction), is one of the most compact overall.
Level 13 - Squidport - Semi-recreation of Track 3 from the original game, the track is now a figure eight using a large boat as the crossing point of the track.
Level 14 - Springfield Zoo - Twisting Figure 8 Track through the Springfield Zoo, one of the ends of figure 8 is the Observatory.
Level 15 - Home Run - Double Loop Racetrack where the smaller track is contained within the Stadium while the larger one is the parking lot around it, the track is themed around the Duff Stadium.
Level 16 - Gorge Crossing - Clover-Leaf shaped track that takes place around the Springfield Gorge, each pair of jumps is made at different heights.