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In 2007, VOOZ Character System collaborated with the South Korean video game company Gravity Co., Ltd. to create and release a racing video game inspired by one of VOOZ's popular franchises, Pucca. The game involved Pucca characters competing in scooter races. However, 2 sites which used to host the game were closed, rendering the game lost.
In 2007, VOOZ Character System collaborated with the South Korean video game company Gravity Co., Ltd. to create and release a racing video game inspired by one of VOOZ's popular franchises, Pucca. The game involved Pucca characters competing in scooter races. '''However, the 2 sites which used to host the game were closed unexpectedly, rendering the game lost.'''


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==

Revision as of 20:02, 10 January 2024

PuccaRacing.png

Logo for the game.

Status: Lost

In 2007, VOOZ Character System collaborated with the South Korean video game company Gravity Co., Ltd. to create and release a racing video game inspired by one of VOOZ's popular franchises, Pucca. The game involved Pucca characters competing in scooter races. However, the 2 sites which used to host the game were closed unexpectedly, rendering the game lost.

Gameplay

Pucca Racing incorporated various elements from other racing games, including ghosts and power-ups. Players had the option to choose from characters like Pucca, Garu, Abyo, Ching, Santa, Ssoso, Tobe, Dumpling and Ring Ring. However it is rumoured that Officer Bruce, Linguini, Ho and Doga were playable too.

Players also had the opportunity to purchase outfits and scooters for their characters. Moreover, they could enhance their license levels which most likely offered benefits during races. The levels of several players would be displayed on the official Pucca Racing website. [1]

Availability

The game had a Korean server and a Thai server, [2] each accessible through different websites. However, players needed to have an account on these sites in order to download the game. Unfortunately, both hosting sites are no longer operational, making the game impossible to download and it is unclear if the game is still available somewhere else.

Videos

The game's trailer.

An alternative trailer showing footage of the game.

Gameplay footage.

More gameplay footage.

More gameplay footage.

A tutorial on how to increase the level of your license.