Eu amo Top Gear, joguei muito.

Horizon Chase Turbo trás o que há de melhor em Top Gear, com sua gameplay de corrida diferente, ambientações e direção de arte impecáveis, trilha sonora marcante e nos entrega essa deliciosa homenagem. Muitas e muitas variedades de carro. De algo que parece ser uma Lamborghini, ao Uno de Escada, Fusca e Kombi. O trabalho de balanceamento dos veículos é sensacional e muito bem humorado. Da um orgulho e mostra o grande potencial do mercado brasileiro nessa industria.

Jogo bastante e, pra mim, melhoraram o jogo clássico e Horizon é bem melhor.

Horizon Chase Turbo delivers a great sense of speed and control. You're going fast enough that you could get off the rails at any moment, but you never do, as long as you learn the ropes around it, especially how to make curves. There are a few neat tricks to learn too, like making use of someone bumping you to get a boost.

The one thing though, is that a few cars seem too overpowered, especially Minuano and Dustdriver. I thought it might be the handling that's just too good of a stat, but it seems like specific cars are just better to control and usually will make races far easier than others, even if they aren't as fast as other cars.

It's playable, but length of the game is incredibly long for content in it and it's gameplay loop. If you completed world tour - than you completed 80-90% of the game, because all other DLC's and game modes is just reuse of those tracks, except SENNA dlc, which is the last 10-20% of content in the game. Adventures is terrible, you can't even see reward for this 5 pretty difficult races (ecxept car on the first place which is your reward and most of the time just recolour of your car, like darker orange on NSX, while car already have orange colour), which will waste your nerves because of the AI and level design. Races by themselves is easy, but your AI opponents and their fat asses is very annoying on the tight corners. Like... it will be okay if reward will be good, but reward (most of the time, there is a few good styles for cars too, but just a few) is RECOLOUR! Take your green audi, or dark orange NSX, yeah, definitly worth it. Also last cars unlocks for completing all tournaments, 1 car for each difficulty, and all endurance challenges, because you will get only 1 car for highest difficulty challenge and to unlock it you need to complete previous challenges))))
Game can be not that bad if you will play it on the phone or in the toilet on your steamdeck for 20-40 minutes, but it's not any capable for complete PC or console game. Poor soundtrack which starts to being annoying pretty fast, only 1 type of the race - circle for all game, and wasted potential of good tracks, there is only very grounded and ordinary tracks, not anything special or interesting. But cars are good, they feels different, have personalitys and etc. Maps and tracks (for their ordinaryty) is kinda not THAT bad (shit background and sometimes it's hard to distinguish texture borders on the track, but weather and some parts of the tracks are feels good)

Idk what to say. Want to say it's shit, but i spended on it 15 hours which feels like 100.

The first 3 or so hours of Horizon Chase Turbo is a pretty awesome experience. A back to basics arcade racer in the vein of games like Outrun or SNES Top Gear with tight, fun handling, a decent soundtrack and beautiful stylised 3D graphics that evoke the style of the aforementioned retro racers with a modern sheen.

The problem is that Horizon Chase Turbo is just too basic for its own good, and it starts to lose its appeal towards the end of the roughly 10 hour long campaign. You can tell that the devs tried to mitigate this with a "quantity over quality" approach as there are hundreds of race tracks in the campaign, lots of cars to unlock throughout and other modes like tournaments and a roguelike-ish endurance race mode for Tens Of Hours Of Content™. The problem is that none of this icing really makes up for the lack of meaningful content in Horizon Chase Turbo.

The other issue is the difficulty balancing. Again, this game is mechanically simple to the point where driving by itself is a pretty brainless activity, so difficulty is injected into this gameplay style with some questionable decisions, such as a plethora of gimmicky, extremely narrow tracks and stupidly aggressive rubberbanding AI for your opponents. The even more questionable thing is just how much this difficulty is eradicated towards the end when you unlock the most OP cars like the AE86 and have all of the vehicle upgrades. Seriously, India (which is just past the halfway point of the campaign) is by FAR the hardest region but everything after that goes back to being pretty easy despite the attempts to be dramatic at the end.

I'd still recommend this game to anyone else who is a fan of arcade racers, but with a more tentative recommendation than what I started out with. I would say I have high hopes for the development team Aquiris in the future but they recently got acquired by Epic Games, so we'll just have to see what that future holds in store for us.

Gameplay - 9
Trilha Sonora - 10
Gráficos - 9
História/Campanha - 9

Nota - 9.25

A very tight, very casual, bite-sized racing experience that's pretty fun to keep picking up and dropping after a few minutes. Each race is barely a few minutes long and the tracks are very short but it all hearkens back to an age of extremely simple racers and is very satisfying to fill with trophies. My one gripe is that the game constantly shoves popups in the main menu to events and other modes and it's not possible to turn them off.

This isn't a sim racer, an open-world arcade racer or anything very special but that's actually exactly what makes it special anyway