Ray Tracers

Gameplay consists of driving a car along a street. There is a timer on the top-left, which counts down. Enemies, in the form of robots, appear from the front and are damaged by ramming. Killing an enemy extends the player's time.

Ray Tracers received mixed reviews. While multiple critics praised the tight controls, strong sense of speed, high frame rate, and light sourcing effects, they almost unanimously concluded that the game is both excessively easy and excessively short, giving players no reason to buy it since they could easily finish it on a single rental and the replay value is minimal. Computer and Video Games lamented, "Fun though Ray Tracers is, there's just not enough to it. A real shame."

Some also commented that the gameplay is too simplistic, to the point where it becomes monotonous even before one finishes the game. GamePro remarked that a multiplayer mode could have greatly increased Ray Tracer's lasting appeal, but without it the game became monotonous quickly. IGN was among the few publications to defend the game; while concurring that the gameplay is extremely simplistic, the reviewer felt that it was fun enough that players would enjoy popping it in now and then for casual gaming sessions despite its lack of concrete replay value.