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Building up the boosts by drifting, it’s a great mechanic reminiscent of the Ridge Racer series, which I love. Where this game fails is the flat visuals. It’s too clean and lacking in character. It’s not cartoony, or stylish, it’s like a corporate training video assets racing game. Wish there were some night time tracks as well. The brightness is overwhelming especially because I like to play before bed.

An incredible fun and challenging arcade racing game!
The physics have a bunch of charm and perfect for an arcade racer that can be challenging but also a good party game thanks to the 4 player split-screen co-op.
The challenges to unlock everything for a vehicle are interesting but can be a bit repetitive, the online mode is fun and doesn't have a whole lot of problems, for an online racing game, but there's almost no one playing it.
Incredible concept but very few things to do
I'd find this game more fun to play than the recent NFS games

Lucky Mountain Games, Curve Digital, and Sumo Nottingham have created a superb arcade racer that pays homage to the beloved Sega racing games of the past. While I haven't played those games myself, I must confess, I can still confidently say that it is a well-crafted and fun as hell experience in its own right with tight controls, good track design, and the colorful low poly visuals that give the game a ton of personality.

My only major complaint with this game is that the voice lines in races were really annoying or so repetitive that I had to eventually turn them off. It's a shame because I genuinely enjoy the announcer's voice. For just 20 dollars, I strongly recommend getting this package, and it's an incredible deal if it goes on sale. If you're seeking an arcade racer that can be enjoyed without investing too much time into it, this is the game for you.