Climax Racing

The studio's foundational work on the ATV Offroad Fury franchise began with the development of ATV Offroad (2000), setting a new standard for terrain-based physics and off-road simulation. This culminated in the landmark release of ATV Offroad Fury (2001). The game's massive commercial success led to several specialized versions, including ATV Offroad Fury [Not For Sale] (2001) and ATV Offroad Fury [Not For Resale] (2001) for promotional bundles, as well as a permanent spot in the PlayStation budget lineup as ATV Offroad Fury [Greatest Hits] (2001). These releases solidified the franchise's signature gameplay, which combined free-roaming environments, waypoint races, and a complex aerial stunt system.

Simultaneously, the developer branched into two-wheeled motorsports with MotoGP (2002), a critically praised simulation that later received a budget reissue as MotoGP [Classics] (2002). During this same period, the team diversified their racing portfolio with Crash (2002), a demolition-derby style game that emphasized vehicular destruction. Through these specific titles, the studio established a reputation for mastering diverse handling models, from the arcade-style physics of the ATV Offroad Fury franchise to the precise, simulation-grade controls of their motorcycle games.