DharcSlayer

It's a perfect game if you have a desire to destroy celestial bodies out of your pleasure, but like everyone says it, there's too much technical stuff here, and if you're a beginner using the game's tweaking controls, you'd find this game a lil bit unsatisfying.

Unique gameplay, literally digging straight down to the other side of the world with no context, just wanting too see China, that's all. It's basically a flash game on IOS that you would try to speedrun within an hour or so.

it's a decent time killer for the day, altho yes, technically it's one of those ".io" game pioneers out there, the AI slithers were dumb as hell, and the multiplayer is SOOOOO demanding for connection. I have really fast wifi network here and I play really fast on the other online games I played, but not here. I'd only give it an 8/10 cuz it's the only IOS/Android mobile game that is actually playable and not a dumb cash grab but it wasn't that great either way.

Well for starters, it definitely has a huge map, and a straight line sort of highway that's prolly like 5-10 times longer than the highway from the abysmal Forza Horizon 4's British highway suburb. you have an arcade type aesthetic here, driving the buggies and motorbikes also felt like you're playing some arcade monster truck game, and I do get that they're aiming for this sort of wasteland style land, but it just felt too empty. no npcs that you could challenge a race into, altho the map is huge, it felt like seeing the same landscape. no interesting abandoned megastructures you can roam around. and that makes the whole open world meaningless to me. I need something like the abandoned red rocket, the super duper mart, or the diamond city fallout 4 has. instead you collect certain paints for your vehicle at some random cliff in fuel. it lacks detail. the cars itself don't felt like it's a fast car despite being one of the fastest vehicles in game, and that's a bummer when you have this really huge straight line of a highway downtown.

It's not bad, you definitely have the arcade aesthetic from the previous outrun game, a decent selection of ferraris. screw those people in these reviews saying they didn't like it cuz its not too need for speed type of game when both games are ENTIRELY DIFFERENT. with that said, I also love the fact that they added this sort of race mode, as well as the inclusion of the previously 8 bit tracks from the first outrun game such as the Magical Sound Shower and the Passing Breeze which deffo gives some touch to the fans of the first installment.

So at first glance, the intro of this game looks kind of bland to me, but as you progress through the storyline, it actually gets better. The game was super great, a decent amount of licensed cars as well as being able to drive fire trucks, really big rigs, and a few buggys and oldies. you have a kind of underwhelming (it felt a bit rushed) but very interesting storyline, the idea of actually using the AI-driven (I can't say npc cars cuz of the ff reason) cars to use as some sort of barrier (basically you can switch from one "npc" car to another, practically driving any vehicle you see on the road using the sort of soul shifting mechanic), or roadblocking on your incoming street racer opponents to ruin them is really thrilling, you have some parts of the story where you would yeet the cars and a sneak peek to a 2nd person driving is some wacky yet innovative gameplay. we also have a very busy and slightly congested environment here, as well as walking npcs on the sidewalks which brings the game like that really atmospheric lively vibe to it. Driving physics here is almost comparable to like GTA4/GTA5, which is a quite arcade-style drive. For replay value tho? altho yes, you can start over the game with your already unlocked vehicles saved, I really don't think I would restart all the storyline all over. Is it the best game ever? not really. Would you play it for it's unique mechanics? Absolutely. And, if you want to mind control those AI-driven cars and forcefully smash them into one another, Need for speed style, to create some carnage for no reason, this is the game for you. oh, and one last thing to mention, you have cinematic camera while you drive. I find that one interesting when I'm making youtube videos. so overall, not bad.

I was expecting to build actual lego speed champion kits in the DLC and actually drive them, but nope not really. There's also some parts of the map that isn't really covered by lego bricks. However, driving through lego flowers or decors im the DLC seems satisfying enough with all that lego trickle sounds it creates wjen you destroy stuff in there, that's the redeeming part of this DLC.

It's good, you can do a full truck drive from UK to Budapest in over 3 or 4 hours, altho you'll pretty much be driving 90% of the time in a highway, and I think that just gets the game a little bit boring.

Comparing to it's rival game being GT4, this has quite a better physics and better sense of motion to it, I do like the fact that it also has these point system that really forces you to drive as clean as possible. It also features quite a handful of cars that werent in GT4, and most of it's courses were based around city tracks. I think it does lack in the amount of tracks tho. And sometimes the point system does kind of been unfair, especially when you're trying to slow down your car, your opponent hits your rear bumper, and it still gives you deduction from that point system, and the fact thag you'll earn cars by this raffle or roulette system and that is just kind of, not good if you realize that's the exact same mechanic as to why the Forza Horizon series just kind of destroyed its playability with unlocking already, high performance cars from the start. On this game tho, as soon as you see an EB110 from the first 10 races, you may have a chance to get the EB110 and practically ruin the whole experience since you already have one of the best cars in game and that just ruins it.

Used to be great, before. Got a decent amount of cars, a quarter of which came from really obscure brands, which is good in a way cause you'll get to drive a diversity of real world exotic cars that you never heard of, and for a mobile game, it definitely captures it's arcady structure most mobile racing games does. Your car here pretty much works like a skateboard here. Barrel rolls, flatspinning in the air as if you're kickflipping a car, nitrous that definitely captures the arcady sense of the game, career mode was kind of a stretch now since some specific yet unobtainable cars were meeded for such events, and so on. It's quite suprising that this game from 2013 still is playable and still has a working multiplayer server till this day, but the really invasive ads it has nowadays, coupled with the cash grabby offers it has in 2023, coupled that with the ginormous upgrade costs, and a bad credit/hr to upgrade cost ratio, and some cars that were just impossible to even obtain now, just kills the game entirely and making it unplayable.

It's a step up from the first TDU in terms of map size, like you're now competing on two Islands. You also have a fairly better car selection, interactive home and garage, landmarks everywhere, race tracks scattered on both islands to simply have a practice course test, dirt roads that the first TDU lacked, kind of mid sountrack, But the lack of diverse storyline, physics engine that quite has a bit of an understeer at most parts, really bad crash model, altho the handbrake and the drifting physics of the game is somewhat existent compared to TDU . Overall, it's still a game that is worth to try if you want an open world racing game wherein you can actually cruise around 2 islands that were a direct copy of the real world one.

Really underrated game here. A 2006 game that has a bigger map than some other open world racing games you'll see in 2010-2020s era, it's set in a real world island, 1:1 scale, has quite a decent amount of cars, challenges that were really challenging, a full 110 mile race to the whole island of O'ahu, and just overall a great game to cruise on a real Hawaiian Island.

Hands down, the BEST Gran Turismo I've had. Never get bored of it. The amount of cars, and cars that were either easy to get or really hard to get, the game progression, decent graphics, decent soundtrack list, coupled with the most infuriating license tests, it has it all.

For a small time of development, it's quite decent, but for the most part, it's a big let down from all other NFS series. The really bloomy aspect of the game is just way TOO MUCH. The storyline felt like it lacked some direction, and overall it's just not replayable. Only good thing on this game is the busted scenes. That one is badass. But that's literally it. The entirely of the game is just really bland as hell.