Gear.Club Unlimited 2 - Ultimate Edition
The best racing game from the nfs highstakes and unlished.
Thank you for such great emotions and titanic work to make the best product for last 10 years!!
– Real player with 13.7 hrs in game
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For anyone that enjoys Gear.Club on the switch this is a must buy. I have over 300 hours played on the switch version and this is just as fun as the first time I played it. The graphics are stunning, the load times are seconds and the game handles slightly less twitchier that on the switch. 9/10 for me. Would have been 10 if you could message your clan to try to give your team tips or just for a bit of fun. Keep up the great work and lets have some fun
– Real player with 10.4 hrs in game
Mini Madness
Its a bloodbath.
– Real player with 12.3 hrs in game
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it is a fun arcade racer that has a whacky spin on track design. it could use some online multi, but solo play is entertaining enough to pass time. some negatives would include high vehicle pricing (all un-lockable cars cost equally and all feature the same stats), track navigation is pretty bad but nothing difficult to find your way through, and how bouncy your car can be early on in the championships (can be fixed through upgrades i think). think hot wheels unleashed but on a budget.
– Real player with 9.1 hrs in game
FAST & FURIOUS CROSSROADS
I didnt expect a game this new could be so horrible.
Yes i did read the reviews but still didnt think it could be so bad.
Game has 2 hours worth of content which 50% of it is unskippable cutscenes.
I was exited to try the multiplayer since all the dlc is just for multiplayer but after 10min in que there was still 1/9 players in the lobby so dlc is all useless.
I guess the whole budjet of the game went to the actors vin diesel etc to say few lines in the game and appear in cutscenes.
The graphics are pretty much same as need for speeds from 2005 and the handling oh boy there is no speedometer the cars just slide on the roads and nitros just blur the whole world and launch your car.
– Real player with 51.0 hrs in game
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I still cannot believe anyone in their right mind let this game release to public.
I paid a full $60 for this game and DID NOT receive a free copy. At time of review I’m currently sitting at 19.1 hours played. Easily, the most hours played of this game on Steam. By literally anyone. Even the devs.
Let’s start with the solo campaign. THREE straight hours of explosions, fast cars, arm crossing, and FAMILY. How could I forget the family. One of the best, if not the literal best, story-lines I’ve experienced in a game this year.
– Real player with 22.4 hrs in game
Street Racer
The Dos and 16-bit version sucks big time!
Why? Because of the lack of controls and very slow steering.
Yes we wanna have retro racers but this title is not done right !
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Not worth it.
DOS version is the same as the ps1 version but significantly slower (super laggy) on resolutions higher than 320x240.
Controls don’t work on the dos version, not without considerable workarounds.
The 16-bit version is limited to low resolution (lower than 640x480) 4:3 ratio and borders
Was expecting a better port but its a straight across port.
Play on SNES or PS1 with Duckstation for a more definitive experience.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
CloseCall
Big Dan approved.
– Real player with 52.8 hrs in game
goode game
– Real player with 15.9 hrs in game
Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit
People who grew up playing NFS Underground 1 and 2 will most likely be disappointed, since the focus on customization and 4-cylinder tuners that they know and love aren’t featured in this game.
! People who know that Need For Speed existed before Underground will know that despite the powerups and pop music, this is the closest NFS has been to the original games in a long time.
Gameplay-wise, from an outside perspective, Hot Pursuit does what an arcade racer should do best and focuses on high-speed driving above all else. Not only is the game arcade-y from a physics perspective, but it’s actually set up kind of like a game you’d see in an actual arcade; you don’t buy or upgrade cars at all, nor do you unlock the city part by part. You simply have a list of available cars, you pick what you want, and you start racing. I can see how most people would think that might be a negative thing (I myself probably would have preferred buying and upgrading vehicles) but I think the “quick race” approach works surprisingly well here. The driving feels good to me; the cars have a good amount of weight to them but are still easy to handle. Being able to play as a racer or a cop feels good too, and Criterion did a good job of infusing the game with some Burnout-influenced mechanics (such as takedowns and earning nitro) while still making Hot Pursuit feel distinctly like it’s own game.
– Real player with 44.3 hrs in game
This is by a long shot, the best car racing game that I’ve ever played! Even though it was made in 2010, the graphics are stunning and the features of the game are very realistic. I played the wii version of the game and it is entirely different but this one is more challenging than that one.
You can play as the scpd (cops) and a racer, there are 2 different careers, one as a cop, and the other, a racer.
As you progress as a racer, you get bounty to unlock better cars, upgraded equipment, and the most dangerous thing about a racer, your suspect bounty increases, so more cops chase you. As a racer, you can change the color of a car but as a cop, you cannot change the color.
– Real player with 35.8 hrs in game
Athletics 3: Summer Sports
pretty fun game for the price, controls are kinda boring and very similar in most events and the graphics are pretty bad. But there are a lot of events and still a decently fun game. Reminds me a bit of London 2012 although that game is a lot better
– Real player with 9.4 hrs in game
if this was called special olympics it would be overselling itself….thought it was for a moment because i thought i was gone deaf, turns out there is no sound at all in the game.
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
Concept Destruction
Concept Destruction In-Depth Review
Concept Destruction is another attempt bring back the Destruction Derby style genre into the modern day, and it does this quite well!
Optimization & PC Settings
In terms of graphics, the game has settings for things like bloom, depth of field, ambient occlusion, but nothing for texture quality, which is a bit disappointing because many of the textures are lower quality, and compressed. This is very apparent on the room texture, where its a very bad compressed 2D image. The optimization is a little hit or miss. I’ll see many times where the game is running a high framerate, but instantly will bog down to 60 - 70 FPS when there is a lot of vehicle parts on screen. For a game that is very simplistic with graphics, its a head scratcher on why the FPS can be so inconsistent. I hope that the developer can improve this optimization aspect, and give us an option to improve texture quality.
– Real player with 8.2 hrs in game
So, Destruction Derby/Flatout (well, more DD than Flatout) mixed with Micro Machines (I’m not that old but yeah, I know those). Visually, the game is good, the miniature cardboard aesthetic is done quite well but that’s about everything positive there is say about this game.
The controls is the second best thing to say about this game, why second? Well, they work but apparently the developer doesn’t play PC games cos acceleration, turning and reverse is all mapped to the arrow keys instead of WASD. Yeah, I know I can use a controller, but guess what, it doesn’t work with this game, I’m not sure if it’s the gamepad or the controller so I won’t bash the game for this. I’ll just guess is restricted to player 2 or something dumb like that. Which btw, the game doesn’t have online play, just local and split screen, just like on the good old days of gaming… except I don’t have anyone to play with and can’t invite anyone because… ya know.
– Real player with 3.0 hrs in game
Enga Extreme Battle Race
EBR online now.
We apologize for late update because of health-covid problems.
Update Notes;
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3 new vehicles
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New paints for all vehicles
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New upgrade system
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New UI
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EBR level 100 active, also lucky boxes buyable now
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New Race-Battle score system
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New AI system (for single and multiplayer modes)
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Multiplayer early access activated
Note: You must uninstall the old setup and download the new setup, future updates will be added to the new setup.
Race To Sanity
Dear Developer,
I wish you a very unpleasent day for opening this horrendous gate to hell.
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game
This game is not finishable under current circumstances. The last level has a bug with some invisible obstacles that are unavoidable and knock you off of your wheelchair instantly. I’ll be happy to revise this review when this bug is fixed, because the game was okay otherwise.
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game