
Race through a futuristic highway's traffic with your upgradeable cyber motorcycle. Conquer the streets of a neon lit sci-fi city by beating various trials and challenges.
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Take over the city at extreme velocity!
Hop on your sci-fi motorcycle and complete various races, time trials and other challenges in a neon lit metropolis.
Cyber-bikes with future tech
Hack, boost and maneuver with different futuristic bikes on the endless highway. Tune up your vehicle with system updates and hardware upgrades - be the fastest racer in a world dominated by adrenaline seeking speedsters.
Drive like a cyber-maniac!
Improve your racing skills and reflexes, dodge the police and knock out enemy motorbikes, while you zig-zag between futuristic traffic. Get higher speed and exact handling, use boosts and hacking tactically to leave your foes behind.
Compete for the best trial time of other players.
Go hard!
Discover the glowing, futuristic streets, find every boost, unlock every vehicle, beat every boss and collect as many coins as you can to upgrade your vehicle reaching extreme high speeds!
32 SECS will take you on a unique futuristic high-speed experience. Rush and take chances!
Good luck rider!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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The gameplay is akin to an auto-runner in that you do not have much control. You can slow down or use nitro, but the bike will move forward on its own. Nitro is progressively replenished automatically, or you can drive more dangerously by turning close to other vehicles on the road. The first step is to place your startup garage in a large city. Although there are multiple options, they have no influence on the gameplay. The only major change is the missions, as you can only access what is inside the little circle around you. Because you need to explore the rest of the map, I recommend establishing a base someplace in the corner. Exploring the rest of the map is simple. Simply click anywhere on the map to enter a so-called free drive. Your primary goal is to arrive at your destination by driving the appropriate number of miles. It makes no difference how far you drive before crashing or failing; you always make progress. If you do not succeed on your first try, you can just resume where you left off. Your main obstacle is other traffic. This can be avoided by switching lanes or colliding with them. However, crashing is only possible on red drones and other bikes. If you do this on larger cars, you will lose a lot of health or die right away. The one-of-a-kind and most dangerous obstacle is police intent on apprehending you. It is tough to get away from them at first because your bike is not fast enough, and speed arrows on the lanes provide just a small boost. So, your secondary goal is to collect coins and data cubes. These two, along with money, are the currency used in the game to upgrade your bike. However, simply obtaining these materials is insufficient; you must also explore the map to find bike and upgrade shops. The method to win the game is to drive around and play missions that appear. As previously said, you can only select the ones within the circle. If you want to select something outside the circle, you must first drive there in free mode. There are teleport points, but they’re very rare and don’t help that much. Of course, you first have to locate them. Furthermore, missions are locked behind a rank that you can advance by simply driving. If something is not available, the icon will be marked with the word "locked". This allows you to immediately check valid missions rather than wasting time and discovering something is locked after you get at a spot. Missions are uninteresting and consist of simple objectives such as destroying a number of enemies, collecting coins, and so on. The biggest disadvantage of these games is that they are initially designed for mobile phones. Although you can upgrade and purchase new bikes, the economy is ruthless, and you will have to complete a lot of tasks to be able to afford anything. A new bike may be a better option because upgrades are barely perceptible and each new one costs significantly more. There is also a lack of progression and incentives. You do not receive any achievements that would motivate you to do everything. Because all you do is clear a map of repetitive missions, you will probably play the game for an hour or two before losing interest.
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This game is an exercise in frustration. I have reached level 24 and still haven't unlocked any of the upgrades or other bikes. I have unlocked one of the racetracks, but can't remember how I did it. Beating the boss maps doesn't unlock anything, so it must have been another way such as one of the loot stashes, which mostly just give you money that I can't spend since nothing is unlocked. The police chase after you any time you pass them, which you will do even if you hold down the brakes the entire time because they drive so slowly. The chase vehicle on the other hand is very fast and difficult to evade using just the speed boosters and your normal nitro boost. If you are lucky enough to get one of the nitro powerups, you may be able to evade them, but you will run into another police car soon after and the whole process begins again. Even worse, in most maps you are doing this while also trying to complete the objectives for that map. This game could be fun if there was any sense of progression, but it feels like more of a grind with little reward, so for that reason I can't recommend it.
Мобильная игра(32SECS: Neon City Rider 2) . Как говорил другой пользователь отрицательного обзора, чтобы найти точки интереса , а также магазины, то придётся объехать всю карту. Гриндить в ней придётся буквально часами , ибо награды на пк версии должны быть намного выше , нежели как на мобилке (90 монет за гонку , когда байк стоит 30к лол).Также были оставлены некоторые платные механики, чтобы переместится быстро на карте к открытой точке , нужно заплатить внутриигровые баксы которые возможно гриндятся за сверхсложные гонки ?, ибо за повышения уровня вы не получаете ни цента.
Interesting timewaster with annoying flaws This is an endless runner set in a cyberpunk world (the neon-clad kind, which I'm a big fan of), where you ride a bike, collect stuff, and do missions to buy better bikes and new paintjobs The controls are solid, the visuals are nice, and the gameplay is engaging enough to make you lose track of time, all big pros. BUT there are some "quirks" that I just can't understand how were they released in this state. Specifically, in regards to the missions and better bikes - The police car that occasionally chases you matches the top speed of your bike. Which means that between the basic free bike and the 50k-costing bike, you'll always have to stay at top speed to run away from the cops. Not unmanageable, but it really makes you question why that is how it is. - Some missions are timed, or have a set distance that make you fail if you don't complete the requirements before you reach them. The problem with the distance ones is: if you have a really fast bike, that is a REALLY big debuff to yourself, since you can end up reaching the goal way too quick and not finish the tasks required. Also not unmanageable, but also annoying. The "hostile bikers" and "bosses" (the ones in purple), however, are my biggest problem with this game. In some missions, you're required to knock them out, or hack their data by following them closely. Easy enough in theory. But: 1- They also match your top speed. Not a big deal. 2- Their AI is wonky, and sometimes crash themselves into cars and barricades. Kind of a big deal when that means you didn't technically knock them out, so your counter doesn't rise. 3- Both of those quirks combined, plus the fact that you usually have to do other things in their missions, plus the fact that they can also be timed/have a distance limit, equals you losing a 5~15min mission because you did everything right, but the boss crashed into a car so you instantly lose, or you didn't knock enough hostile bikers in time so the boss doesn't spawn until it's too late (and since the hostiles also crash, that's more time that you're losing). It adds up to a LOT of wasted time that you lost because of something completely out of your control. Also, for some reason, the achievment for "Owning 5 bikes or more" isn't working. Please, fix this. My advice if you're planning on playing this game is to buy the most expensive bike for the races and for exploring the map, but don't use it for the timed/distance missions (not that you can see which ones are which before entering them). There's not even a big incentive to buy more bikes anyway, outside of the fact that some missions require you to own a specific model (which btw, are kinda too similar), so it all feels kinda pointless. In short, it's a cheap game, it's fun, it's a competent endless runner with cool visuals, but I can just barely recommend it because of those issues. 5.5/10
While playing this game I often remember other similiar games with same setting or gameplay, and that's pretty good. Dev really cares about immersive gameplay and I doesnt get bored for game like this :)
I recently downloaded 32 SECS and, to be honest, I didn't expect to stick for so long. The game is a real thrill for fans of futuristic racing. It's a cross between Tron and Cyberpunk, only at insane speeds. The gameplay is addictive: you rush along neon highways, dodge between cars, hack obstacles and get away from the cops. The bike itself can be upgraded, and the tracks are becoming more difficult and interesting. I especially liked the element of tactics — you need not just to step on the gas, but also to use boosts competently, maneuver and monitor resources. Special respect for the visual. The city looks cool, everything is glowing, the tracks are changing, and the speed feels really powerful. The soundtrack also adds to the atmosphere — the electronics are perfect for the cyberpunk style. On the downside, I would like more variability in the tasks, but if you just like to fly at maximum speed, getting high from the process, the game will go with a bang.
[h1][b]赛博风地铁跑酷+暴力摩托[/b][/h1] 《32 SECS》是一款画面炫酷的竞速游戏,玩家可驾驶多辆未来感十足的摩托车在霓虹闪烁的赛博都市里狂奔,完成各类比赛或是挑战。 本作的驾驶部分其实和大家熟知的《地铁跑酷》类似,场景中一共有多条赛道,按下方向键摩托车会自动切换到另一条赛道,无需玩家进行精细的控制。 马路上同样奔跑着各类车辆,这些车辆充满了设计感,很有未来科技的感觉,比如两只巨型轮子的载具、全身装甲上面还有雷达的车辆、悬浮在空中的飞行器等。 我们的摩托车拥有生命值,碰到大型车辆会直接落败,碰到其他车辆则会损失一部分生命值。 游戏过程中会出现一种红色的摩托车,玩家可通过直接撞击或是从侧面撞击这种车子来获得金币,这部分倒是有点《暴力摩托》的味道。 部分场景中会出现警车追击玩家,此时画面上方将会出现指示器,玩家可随时查看和警车的距离。 马路上散落着各类收集物,其中就有能吸引物品的吸铁石、能赋予摩托车短暂保护的护盾、能修理摩托车的扳手等。 稍显遗憾的是比赛中摩托车的速度是恒定的,只有通过带有箭头的路面和积攒氮气才能获得短暂的加速,这个也是获胜或者逃脱追捕的关键。 在驾驶之外,本作设计了一张庞大的3D地图,玩家可以自由选择地点前往,上面有比赛、商店、奖励以及各类事件。 通过积攒的金币可以购买和升级摩托车,不过需要的金币非常多,需要肝一段时间才能解锁。 整体来说《32 SECS》的画面表现十分出色,可惜操纵感一般的驾驶和简单的玩法没能让其更进一步,好在售价并不贵,称得上是部值得一试的小品之作。 [quote]欢迎关注我们的鉴赏组:[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45134494]浮生评测[/url] ←"浮生若梦,一鉴倾心——鉴赏组邀您共赏人间烟火" 欢迎加入我们的Steam组:[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/LLFLLFF]浮生评测[/url]←点击加入,一起追寻“浮生若梦”般的游戏体验 欢迎踏入“浮生若梦”鉴赏组的奇幻之旅![/quote]
I love the fast lane, but I got bored of the music very quickly... so I recommend using your own music, like chill-pop.
Good racing took me back to my childhood, the times of the Dandy Sega
aggressive car traffic gives me more drive ^^
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