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Game Giveaway of the day — Hills Racing
Drive through high hills in 10 different levels in any of 5 cars.
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Hills Racing was available as a giveaway on August 28, 2023!
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In this game you have to drive through high hills in 10 different levels in any of 5 cars. Realistic physics and challenging levels are waiting for you.
System Requirements:
Windows
Publisher:
AshootHomepage:
https://giveaway2.itch.io/hills-racingFile Size:
209 MB
Price:
$5.00
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After the game was successfully installed, it tried to start automatically, but this ended with an error message:
Unable to execute file:
C:\Program Files (x86)\HillsRacing.exe
CreateProcess failed: code 740.
If you start it by hand by clicking the icon, you are asked to grant administrator rights, and then it starts.
Maybe an issue with Windows 11?
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