for a game coming out so close to its predecessor its just not bringing enough of a change to be worth it some of the new game modes are cute and add to the experience that these are toys and not real cars which I feel the first game did lack a bit but its just not enough
I did a cheeky one for my game a day with this one I kinda just been casually playing it for a while and once I reached the final race I just stopped and was like I will save this for a rainy day to keep my one game a day going and well it's pouring today. also getting close only about 2 weeks lefts lets see
I did a cheeky one for my game a day with this one I kinda just been casually playing it for a while and once I reached the final race I just stopped and was like I will save this for a rainy day to keep my one game a day going and well it's pouring today. also getting close only about 2 weeks lefts lets see
For the first time since I've built my PC, I give up on playing a game I liked because of technical issues (I'm surprised it took this long). I can't give this a poor score because there's a pretty fun game here, but I also can't give it a good score because it's borderline unplayable, due to extremely long (Or infinite) loading screens, which for some reason require an internet connection, and even with a good connection they take forever so not on my end. With that in mind, I won't give this a score at all, but it's sad because I was enjoying it, probably would've given an 8/10 by the end.
Just a copy and paste of the first one unfortunately, I got bored halfway through the career mode so have set it aside for the time being. The matchmaking also doesn't seem to work on Xbox making the game even more boring.
A definite improvement over the first entry, for two main reasons:
1) You can jump now, allowing you to avoid the spider hazards that plagued the first game.
2) Loot boxes have been replaced by a shop that costs very little to refresh, making unlocking cars fairly easy.
1) You can jump now, allowing you to avoid the spider hazards that plagued the first game.
2) Loot boxes have been replaced by a shop that costs very little to refresh, making unlocking cars fairly easy.
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Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged é a sequência do jogo de corrida arcade lançado em 2021. Desenvolvido pela Milestone, o jogo traz uma experiência divertida com melhorias significativas e uma variedade maior de veículos. Vamos analisar os pontos positivos, negativos e outros aspectos relevantes:
Pontos Positivos:
Variedade de Veículos: Com mais de 130 veículos, incluindo Hot Wheels™ Originals, Monster Trucks e outros modelos, o jogo oferece muitas opções para os fãs da franquia.
Jogabilidade Aprimorada: Os novos movimentos, como saltos e empurrões laterais, adicionam estratégias interessantes às corridas.
Editor de Pistas e Pintura: A possibilidade de criar pistas e personalizar carros é um destaque.
Pontos Negativos:
Desempenho no Nintendo Switch: Alguns problemas de desempenho podem afetar a experiência no Switch.
Campanha com Animações Simples: Embora a campanha tenha cenas animadas, a narrativa é rasa e as animações não agregam muito.
Jogos Semelhantes:
Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 2.
Duração do Jogo:
A campanha varia de 10 a 15 horas.
Campanha:
O modo campanha tem uma narrativa simples, mas com cenas animadas coloridas e dublagem em português brasileiro.
Vale a Pena?:
Sim, Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged é uma adição divertida à série e oferece uma experiência consistente e divertida.
Pontos Positivos:
Variedade de Veículos: Com mais de 130 veículos, incluindo Hot Wheels™ Originals, Monster Trucks e outros modelos, o jogo oferece muitas opções para os fãs da franquia.
Jogabilidade Aprimorada: Os novos movimentos, como saltos e empurrões laterais, adicionam estratégias interessantes às corridas.
Editor de Pistas e Pintura: A possibilidade de criar pistas e personalizar carros é um destaque.
Pontos Negativos:
Desempenho no Nintendo Switch: Alguns problemas de desempenho podem afetar a experiência no Switch.
Campanha com Animações Simples: Embora a campanha tenha cenas animadas, a narrativa é rasa e as animações não agregam muito.
Jogos Semelhantes:
Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 2.
Duração do Jogo:
A campanha varia de 10 a 15 horas.
Campanha:
O modo campanha tem uma narrativa simples, mas com cenas animadas coloridas e dublagem em português brasileiro.
Vale a Pena?:
Sim, Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged é uma adição divertida à série e oferece uma experiência consistente e divertida.
while this game does feel like a general standalone expansion to the original game, there's no doubt that we are missing arcade racers like this in the market.
JOGO BOM E RÁPIDO E VICIANTE
o primeiro era bom mas esse ficou melhor.
Deve ser bom jogar online mas somente joguei single player.
A variedade de veiculos e os brinquedos é muito legal.
o primeiro era bom mas esse ficou melhor.
Deve ser bom jogar online mas somente joguei single player.
A variedade de veiculos e os brinquedos é muito legal.
i would actually give them my money for this game if they put Josh Wise's dogecoin car in it not because i support crypto bullshit or anything of the sort but because its really really funny to imagine getting lapped by that piece of monkey shit
Oh to be a wee diecast car on a little track going through the loop de loop. pinched fingers emote
I played the original Unleashed and left satisfied, but was left with very little memory of it to the point it took me a bit to realize how many of the cars and modules were reused from that for this. You'll see familiar faces like the Tanknator, Surf n' Turf, and the Nitro Bot here again for another round to fill space in the base game while they get the licensing ready for whatever overpriced DLC I bought with the deluxe edition that I probably won't play until next year when I remember I own this. At least Sol-Aire CX4 is still here, I love you Sol-Aire CX4. You have the coolest name.
The racing itself is improved for the better, with F-Zero X side attacks and Twisted Metal 2 jumping that doesn't require a Mortal Kombat input. It helps make the racing more lively and give it some more mustard, but ultimately I never bothered side attacking much, because I never adjusted the difficulty past easy after how bad the rubberbanding was in the last game, plus I'm not going online against strangers because I don't feel like getting wrecked by the people who put a thousand hours into this somehow after only a little over a week, because I guess they don't work full time jobs like I do.
I'd say the biggest improvement is actually the shop. The one in the last game was absolutely abominable, you couldn't refresh the available cars and it took about six ice ages of in-game time for it to finally swap things out. Here there's more available cars to buy, the time for rotation is like a fifth of the original's, and you can refresh for a paltry amount of coins. Thank christ, fuck those loot crates even if they still snuck a slot machine in here.
The campaign is basically the same, except waypoint, elimination races, and overly demanding drift challenges are added to mix things up. As of this posting date, the drift challenge achievo is the lowest percentage of attained on the global chart on Steam. Whether that's people not caring about the campaign, or not wanting to bother with the idiotically high score needed to clear the Unleashed goal for the drift challenges is up for interpretation. There's little story cutscenes in-between that ultimately were aiming for a saturday morning cartoon vibe, but the only thing I remember was the amount of poses the artist kept putting the female character in who kinda reminded me of Totally Spies for some reason. It was basically just my time killer as I listened to new metal albums, because the in-game music still smells and one of the tracks actually legitimately sounded like bozo the clown music to me. I also rectified this for a little by simply putting the Stunt Track Driver soundtrack on with a bit of Fuel by Metallica.
What fucks Unleashed 2 over the most is unfortunately the same thing that fucked the first game for me, and it's how unanimated the game is beyond the track itself. The sense of scale is there, but there isn't enough being done to showcase that more. There's no dogs barking at the cars as they drive by on a curve, there aren't birds flying by overhead, you're not landing in a bucket of sand at the end of the race, and they didn't even bother putting actual blades of grass onto the offroad portions and everything seems to just have minigolf turf. I truly do hate comparing modern games to things I played from my childhood, because I know it makes me sound like a "kids these days" shithead, but I just think it sucks when a 25 year old FMV game does a better job of scale. It's probably just a case of the entire game being built around the track editor, but it's such an unfortunate side effect of it that makes the whole thing feel forgettable in the long run.
Looks nice, but no lasting impression. Sucks man, why does that feel like I just described a ton of AAA games from the last decade?! I have to be wrong...
I played the original Unleashed and left satisfied, but was left with very little memory of it to the point it took me a bit to realize how many of the cars and modules were reused from that for this. You'll see familiar faces like the Tanknator, Surf n' Turf, and the Nitro Bot here again for another round to fill space in the base game while they get the licensing ready for whatever overpriced DLC I bought with the deluxe edition that I probably won't play until next year when I remember I own this. At least Sol-Aire CX4 is still here, I love you Sol-Aire CX4. You have the coolest name.
The racing itself is improved for the better, with F-Zero X side attacks and Twisted Metal 2 jumping that doesn't require a Mortal Kombat input. It helps make the racing more lively and give it some more mustard, but ultimately I never bothered side attacking much, because I never adjusted the difficulty past easy after how bad the rubberbanding was in the last game, plus I'm not going online against strangers because I don't feel like getting wrecked by the people who put a thousand hours into this somehow after only a little over a week, because I guess they don't work full time jobs like I do.
I'd say the biggest improvement is actually the shop. The one in the last game was absolutely abominable, you couldn't refresh the available cars and it took about six ice ages of in-game time for it to finally swap things out. Here there's more available cars to buy, the time for rotation is like a fifth of the original's, and you can refresh for a paltry amount of coins. Thank christ, fuck those loot crates even if they still snuck a slot machine in here.
The campaign is basically the same, except waypoint, elimination races, and overly demanding drift challenges are added to mix things up. As of this posting date, the drift challenge achievo is the lowest percentage of attained on the global chart on Steam. Whether that's people not caring about the campaign, or not wanting to bother with the idiotically high score needed to clear the Unleashed goal for the drift challenges is up for interpretation. There's little story cutscenes in-between that ultimately were aiming for a saturday morning cartoon vibe, but the only thing I remember was the amount of poses the artist kept putting the female character in who kinda reminded me of Totally Spies for some reason. It was basically just my time killer as I listened to new metal albums, because the in-game music still smells and one of the tracks actually legitimately sounded like bozo the clown music to me. I also rectified this for a little by simply putting the Stunt Track Driver soundtrack on with a bit of Fuel by Metallica.
What fucks Unleashed 2 over the most is unfortunately the same thing that fucked the first game for me, and it's how unanimated the game is beyond the track itself. The sense of scale is there, but there isn't enough being done to showcase that more. There's no dogs barking at the cars as they drive by on a curve, there aren't birds flying by overhead, you're not landing in a bucket of sand at the end of the race, and they didn't even bother putting actual blades of grass onto the offroad portions and everything seems to just have minigolf turf. I truly do hate comparing modern games to things I played from my childhood, because I know it makes me sound like a "kids these days" shithead, but I just think it sucks when a 25 year old FMV game does a better job of scale. It's probably just a case of the entire game being built around the track editor, but it's such an unfortunate side effect of it that makes the whole thing feel forgettable in the long run.
Looks nice, but no lasting impression. Sucks man, why does that feel like I just described a ton of AAA games from the last decade?! I have to be wrong...
analise em video no canal:
https://youtu.be/Ss6205Cn_kE
Bom, hoje eu vou fazer uma análise do jogo Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged, a sequência do jogo de corrida arcade lançado em 2021 e que também está disponível no Game Pass. Isso, obviamente, falando do primeiro jogo, e aqui em seu segundo jogo traz de volta os famosos carrinhos em miniatura em pistas cheias de obstáculos, saltos e loopings. Será que esse jogo vale a pena? Vamos descobrir juntos!
O jogo Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged tem vários aspectos que vamos analisar hoje, como a história, a jogabilidade, os gráficos e o áudio. Vamos começar, obviamente, pela nossa história.
O jogo tem um modo história, que segue uma trama envolvendo uma equipe de pilotos rebeldes que enfrentam uma corporação maligna. Cada um com sua personalidade e estilo. A corporação é liderada por um vilão, que quer dominar o mundo dos Hot Wheels e eliminar a concorrência. O modo história tem vários capítulos, que se passam em diferentes cenários e apresentam desafios variados, como corridas contra o tempo, contra rivais ou contra chefes. O modo história também tem diálogos divertidos e bem-humorados, que dão vida aos personagens e à história.
A história do jogo é simples, mas bem feita, principalmente no que diz respeito às animações, que são legais. Ela serve como um pano de fundo para as corridas. O modo história é uma boa opção para quem quer se familiarizar com o jogo e desbloquear novos carrinhos e pistas.
Agora vamos falar da jogabilidade. O jogo é um jogo de corrida arcade. Ele tem uma jogabilidade simples e intuitiva, mas também desafiadora. O jogo tem um sistema de drift, que permite fazer curvas mais fechadas e ganhar Nitro, que é essencial para ultrapassar os adversários e evitar obstáculos. O jogo também introduz novas mecânicas, como o salto duplo e o dash lateral, que permitem fazer manobras aéreas e esquivar de ataques.
O jogo tem vários modos de jogo, como o modo arcade, que permite jogar corridas rápidas ou personalizadas; o modo online, que permite competir com outros jogadores em partidas ranqueadas ou casuais; e o modo criativo, que permite construir pistas com vários tipos de peças e elementos interativos.
A jogabilidade do jogo é fluida e super divertida. Ele consegue capturar a sensação de brincar com os carrinhos da Hot Wheels, com muita velocidade e adrenalina. O jogo também tem uma boa variedade de pistas. Ele também tem um bom nível de dificuldade, que exige habilidade e estratégia do jogador. O jogo também tem um bom sistema de física, apenas se perdendo um pouco em alguns momentos, como em momentos em que você vai estar no ar e seu carro se torna um pouco complicado de controlar.
Graficamente falando, o game se destaca bastante pelos seus gráficos, apesar de ser relativamente simples se comparado com tudo que a gente tem nos tempos atuais. Eles reproduzem fielmente os detalhes dos carrinhos e dos cenários, que são ambientados em locais como uma garagem, uma sala de estar, um skatepark e um museu. Os efeitos de luz, sombra e reflexo são muito bons, e os carrinhos apresentam marcas de uso, como arranhões e sujeira.
No geral, os gráficos do jogo são bonitos. Eles mostram o cuidado e a dedicação dos devs em criar um jogo bonito e fiel à marca Hot Wheels. Eles também ajudam a criar uma atmosfera de diversão e nostalgia, ao remeter aos brinquedos e aos ambientes da infância. Eu não tive nenhum problema em relação à sua performance, tanto no computador quanto no Xbox Series S.
O áudio do jogo é bom. Ele complementa os gráficos e a jogabilidade, criando uma experiência sonora ok. O jogo também tem dublagem em português brasileiro para os personagens do modo história, o que ajuda a ter uma experiência melhor.
Por fim, vamos falar das microtransações presentes no jogo. O jogo tem um sistema de desbloqueio de carrinhos baseado em sorte, que pode ser visto como uma forma de incentivar o gasto de dinheiro real para obter mais moedas virtuais. O jogo também tem um sistema de microtransações, que permite comprar pacotes de moedas, carrinhos ou pistas com dinheiro real.
As microtransações no jogo, sem sombra de dúvidas, são o ponto negativo do jogo. Ela pode ser vista como uma forma de explorar os jogadores, especialmente os mais jovens. Ela também pode ser vista como uma forma de limitar a liberdade e a criatividade dos jogadores, ao restringir o acesso aos conteúdos do jogo. Ela também pode ser vista como uma forma de desvalorizar o trabalho dos desenvolvedores, ao reduzir o jogo a um produto descartável e lucrativo.
Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged é um jogo divertido e viciante, que agrada tanto aos fãs da marca quanto aos amantes de jogos de corrida arcade. O jogo tem gráficos legais, jogabilidade fluida e muitas opções de personalização e criatividade. O jogo também tem um modo história divertido, e uma trilha sonora igualmente boa. No jogo eu também tive alguns problemas com a dificuldade, com bugs e principalmente problemas com as microtransações, mas que não chegam a comprometer a experiência como um todo. O jogo é recomendado para quem procura um jogo de corrida diferente e empolgante e certamente esse jogo vai pegar você de surpresa e se caso você não tenha condições de pegar esse game em questão, a gente tem também o Hot Wheels Unleashed 1 disponível no Game Pass e é praticamente a mesma coisa desse game aqui, então corre lá e testa que certamente vai valer a pena.
Pontos Positivos:
- Muitas opções de carros
- Dublagem PT-BR
- Jogo extremamente divertido e viciante
Pontos Negativos:
- Microtransações
- Motos são basicamente uma skin dos carros
- Sistema de evolução do carro estranhamente quebrado
Versão utilizada para análise: Xbox Series S.
Ta wapo
A lot of improvement in this but it has some issues with the whole value proposition IMO. It feels like more of Hot Wheels Unleashed 1, which I loved, with a lot of good improvements. But I'd imagine this one will need to cook til the 3rd iteration to really see anything too crazy. Still, solid.
Not as bad as the first one but it is still pretty dogshit i cant lie
It's a little more of the first one, which might not be a bad thing if you're into these kinds of racers (especially since there aren't enough of them on the market).
kinda insane for the price of a car pack you can probably buy the same hot wheels cars irl
If i liked hotwheels as a kid this game probably would have hit more. That or if I had got into when it first dropped.
Only tried it since it was on Game Pass and after a few online races I can just tell how far behind I am lol. Still a solid game
Only tried it since it was on Game Pass and after a few online races I can just tell how far behind I am lol. Still a solid game
This whole game could have been a DLC pack, and some things should've been in 1 to begin with.
I’m sure my kid self would have loved this game
Very fun racing game, a good amount of unique and diverse content compared to the first game. Mechanics are also very smooth and reward experience and encourage improvement. Vehicles are far more balanced compared to the first game and this game does a good job at implementing perks that can turn anything into a viable competitor on the track.
Funny how there is a track editor with infinite possibilities, yet the campaign reuses tracks constantly...
A decent sequel that adds more cars to play with and makes the gameplay a little deeper thanks to the introduction of the jump and bump mechanics. They utilize the same resource as your boost so you actively keep track of how much meter or nodes of boost you have in order to not miss an important jump or bump an opponent off the road. I think that the lack of change outside of the bigger lineup and couple of mechanics is what drags it down because this is really just an updated and better version of the original with little changes...but it's still very fun to play (Sol-Aire CX4 my beloved). Also what the hell was the story and why did they show off the features of the one lady? That doesn't matter. Had a good time with this one. Not exceptional, but still a good arcade racer. It's a point above the original for me.
If you like the first one then you're gonna love this one. Just pure arcade racing fun. With a new story, new locations, new tracks, a mixture of new and old cars and new mechanics. It's definitely a step up from the first one. Visuals and gameplay wise, it's about the same. Maybe slightly improved. Not that the first looked or played bad anyway. Trophy list is simple and fun. Most trophies will come naturally. Some you might have to grind a little bit for. But it really shouldn't take too long. Unleashed and Unleashed 2 have definitely been two of the best arcade racers released over the last several years. Really worth checking out.