The European name for Uniracers, identical in content. Original DMA Design unicycle racing for its unusual concept.
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Racing1 player3+
Description
Acrobatic unicycle racing game, European version. Published by DMA Design, released in Europe in 1995. European version of Uniracers under the title Unirally on Super Nintendo.
Unirally review
4/5
Art direction
★★★★★
"Striking"
4/5
Music
★★★★★
"Excellent"
1/5
Story
★★★★★
"Anecdotal"
The European edition brings out the unicycle's personality more: presentation screens drawn like posters, expressions added on falls and wins, a slightly more contrasted track palette. The principle on the track remains absolute austerity, but the packaging takes on a comic tone that the American version kept more discreet.
The music selection is that of the American release, and its quality shows above all over time: electronic pieces varied enough to bear the countless retries a time trial game imposes. The end of race jingles, very short, punctuate the attempts without ever delaying the restart, a decisive detail in this format.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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Collector interest
Renamed Unirally in Europe over a licensing dispute, this PAL edition of DMA Design's oddity carries a real legend: Nintendo reportedly blocked any reissue after a clash with Pixar, freezing the print run. The acrobatic unicycle-racing concept never got a sequel, feeding a one-of-a-kind curiosity aura. A complete PAL cardboard box with its multilingual manual is the piece European rarity hunters actively seek out.
Is Unirally still worth playing in 2026?
An atypical racer from DMA Design, Uniracers has you ride anti gravity unicycles chaining tricks and stunts on winding horizontally scrolling tracks. The dizzying speed, the stunt chaining system to boost and the two player mode make it a snappy, exhilarating racer of remarkable fluidity. A restricted concept limits the variety. An original gem for fans of 16 bit arcade speed games and acrobatic scoring.
