Super Woden GP

Super Woden GP is a racing game depicted from an isometric perspective. The game features more than 70 cars from six manufacturers. While the cars are fictional, they are based on real car models. The races may take place on off-road or asphalt courses.

In the rally courses the game gives directions before each corner. The races may occur at various times of day and weather conditions. Easy driving controls are available but times recorded while using them cannot be submitted to the online leaderboards. The main menu is depicted as a map, similar to the one featured in the Gran Turismo series where the player can visit manufacturer shops, car wash, and compete in races.

Development took one year, from September 2020 to its release in September 2021. The game was created in the developer’s spare time, as he was working in a non-gaming industry at the time. The soundtrack was composed by Frannikku and DJ DeVito. All other aspects of development were handled solely by the developer.

ViJuDa is a pseudonym for Víctor Justo Dacruz who is from Vigo, Spain. Woden GP (2020) was his first commercial game. It made around $2000 profit. Woden GP was taken down from Steam because Dacruz doesn't feel it represents the brand well because he considers it "a pretty mediocre, bad game".

M! Games said the game doesn't look as good as Circuit Superstars but liked the controls and the soundtrack. MeriStation said "Super Woden GP is the result of its creator’s deep passion and love for a particular vision of video games: isometric-perspective arcade racers. The controls were frustrating at first but wonderful when mastered.

The graphics were said to evoke the style of Vincent van Gogh paintings. The soundtrack was compared to the era of arcade games from Sega and Namco. The artificial intelligence (AI) of the opponents was criticized as "too cold and surgical" and the career progression system was criticized for requiring too many races to be replayed." Vandal described the gameplay as "easy to play and difficult to master" and the soundtrack was praised for having "catchy rhythms".