This game is clearly low budget but it's quite decent in the most important aspects. The controls felt good and easy to grasp, but there's quite a bit more to learn from experience, like managing speed before big jumps or manuevering curvy steep tracks. The procedural levels are okay, it can feel a bit soulless sometimes but it does help making it more replayable. The main roguelike mode is pretty standard for the genre, but in the context of extreme sports, it's a nice change of pace. Things get hard pretty quickly atter the first big area in terms of level design and the challenges you're given, and it's a bit too steep of a difficulty jump for me, but you can unlock shortcuts if you replay an area enough times, so progression is only a matter of time. The game isn't strict on off road limits so you can cheese it if there's an annoyingly hard part. There's some silly cosmetics to unlock, I just wish there's more of them instead of the usual extreme sport attire. Overall, it's worth a try if you're into these kind of high speed games.