Quem diria que um jogo de corrida de MONOCICLOS poderia ser divertido.

Acho que o maior ponto positivo desse jogo é que seus controles são simples, mas funcionam muito bem. Também existem diversas modalidades de jogo, mas todas elas tem algo em comum: as manobras.

Os gráficos do jogo são bastante coloridos e as pistas de corrida do game lembram muito uma espécie de "pista da hot wheels" futurista. Fora que a sensação de velocidade que o jogo tinha era muito real (As animações dos monociclos eram muito bem feitas).

Uniracers é um jogo aleatório e inusitado, mas divertido e original ao mesmo tempo e apesar de não ter CARROS DE CORRIDA no jogo, o game não perde o seu brilho.

This is my favorite racing game on the SNES, and there hasn't been anything else quite like it.

You control a sentient unicycle with the drive to go as fast as possible while doing the sickest tricks. It only sounds weird if you're thinking too hard about it.

The controls make for a joyful experience, and racing against a friend takes it to another level. On top of that, there are stats being tracked, and plenty of stages to race on.

It's better than it has any right to be, and I will always remember how much fun it was to play.

An absolute hidden gem of a title for the SNES. A really fun racing game with high emphasis on performing tricks that led to a lot of variety and challenge to its track design. Also had a fantastic soundtrack that really allowed you to get into the groove of its high-speed action.

A special "Fuck You" to Pixar in this review, whose unjust lawsuit caused Nintendo to pull the game from further production. Because of that, only a small amount of cartridges were ever made, effectively kneecapping its success and preventing Uniracers from ever seeing the light of day again. I've always felt lucky to have owned this wonderful game growing up.

Pros: Great sense of speed with cool CGI visuals on fun tracks to do tricks on... Well, to a degree. The game is a 2D side-scrolling racer, where you play as an expressively animated unicycle, vs. another expressively animated unicycle (2-player split screen is a real fun time, btw!). It has a bit of an Excitebike style to it, where you do jumps and can move around midair, but you have to make the landing or else you fumble your speed, in fact, doing tricks in the air will make you get a speedburst if you make the landing. And that's the fun part, there's several button combinations to perform tricks, and it's a good time when you're getting it right.

Cons: But most of the time you're getting it wrong. Back when I played this game, I didn't realize the track colors indicated what type of turns and loops would be coming ahead (something only the manual tells you, apparently), and as a result, I failed a lot, and couldn't get very far in the game.

What it means to me: This was a common rent, I just really liked the style of this game as a kid, and it was a really great time multiplayer too. The CGI unicycles were cute and fun, and I loved anything CGI back in the early 90s, it was a novelty then, rarely saw it, so it hyped me up. But also just the visuals in general, the colors, the abstract patterns, it's a great, well, vibe. Good vibes here. Fun jammin' tracks, everything wigglin and wobblin, it's groovy! Not a very deep game that I fell in love with or anything, but certainly not a bad time.