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Tour 91 is a bicycle racing game released in 1991 for the MS-DOS platform. Developed and published by Topo Soft, it falls within the sports genre, specifically focusing on competitive cycling. The game presents a structured tour consisting of four distinct racing stages.

Players select a cyclist and progress through a sequence of four stage types: a time trial, a flat stage, a mountain stage, and a sprint stage. Each stage can be practiced individually before entering the main competition. The gameplay employs two different camera perspectives; the time trial and flat stages are presented from a two-dimensional side-scrolling view, while the mountain and sprint stages switch to a top-down, bird's eye view. The primary objective across all stages is to complete the course as quickly as possible, either racing alone against the clock or competing directly against computer-controlled opponents.

The game's structure links these four stage types together to form a complete tour. Progression involves moving from one stage to the next, with the core mechanics centered on managing the cyclist's speed and navigation through the course. The change in visual perspective between stage types alters the player's spatial awareness but does not introduce significant variation in the fundamental challenge or control scheme. The racing action remains consistent, focusing on straightforward speed and course completion.