
Circuit Superstars is a top down racing game with a tactile arcade physics model, pitstops, and a pure motorsport approach. It includes 16 categories that span different styles and eras of motorsport.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese, Korean
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Everything about this game is good for casual fun in short-term to play on lazy week evening with a bunch of racing cars to ride in, be it with bots or people. But long-term I cannot recommend this game for two reasons: First one is variety. Primarily, I'm talking about small track variety. At first you think that there's enough of the track to make it interesting, trying different layouts, reverse, maybe even something out of the place for usual cars (like truck on rally locations). But then it gets stale and you know which tracks are more fun than the other. This would be solved if there was a track editor, that would make the game insanely better and more replayable. Just imagine racing on real tracks or something straight from a fantasy either someone thought of or even yours! This would be epic, but unfortunately the developers couldn't even deliver on promised car pack which was supposed to be released by now, let alone such a big yet fundamental feature. And my second reason for not recommending the game is online racing. Why is that? Because there's no peer-to-peer system like in most games. Instead it relies solely on game servers hosted someplace else. Because of that, your ping and your input lag (yes, input lag, you heard me right) can be a real gamble and affect how good your actual racing will be. I run this game with my friends and for some unknown reason there's a 100% chance that every race at least a few people (especially at ovals) will experience input lag where it detects your movement too late making it very difficult to drive for a solid few seconds. Adding to that, there's a possibility that at least one player will have input lag so bad it becomes unplayable (I mean that, you can't even drive at all, it throws you all the way around the track no matter what you do) and the only solution is to either wait for next race or quit the season altogether. Such a shame this is abandonware because I cannot call this a complete game while there's stuff that still NEEDS to be addressed, how on earth all these years later nothing was done about problems is beyond me. A shame nobody would fix at least the network problems, because that alone would make the game better.
This is an ok game. The isometric camera is too much for me to tolerate though. Lack of any meaningful single player "career" style modes doesn't help either. There also seems to be a bug with the controls where accelerating with the right trigger is slightly slower than using the A button. Tested this a few times at the start of races with AI to be sure and even checked on my controller settings. Something goofy going on with that.
The game presents itself as a fun arcade-y racer, when in reality the learning curve is huge, and the AI is hardcore if you aren't playing on the easier difficulties. It's like a go-kart racer but with an isometric camera, bigger cars, and weird physics, wish it had some accessibility features (braking line for example) since the game doesn't have practice sessions within the career mode. Enjoyed some of the races when things worked out. I wouldn't recommend it though, there are better titles out there to scratch your racing itch.
сама по себе игра хорошо реализована но из-за камеры в нее становится невозможно играть камера находится в одном положении и вместо того что бы смотреть вперед как на нормальных играх ты смотришь в сторону и из-за этого становится очень трудно ориентироваться в пространстве(+ когда ты едешь и камера просто передвигается вверх вниз в лево в право очень неприятно водить машину странное ощущение) а в купе с жанром игры в игру становится невыносимо играть пока тебя бесконечно обгоняют другие а ты опять врезаешься в стенку из-за того что проглядел поворот
Definitely not worth $20 but if it's on sale it's "not bad". The racing and physics are pretty decent, it's a quick 5 minute before bed game. It has a campaign mode but it's just a series of racing AI with the different classes of cars. There is no customization or team building out side of paint. There are online leaderboards which have daily and weeklys.
Was looking for a good PvP couch game to play. It looked promising, but the controls are just horrid. I wish they would have fixed over the years, but nope.... no updates to address. It's not fun at all to play. Better out there to spend your money on. Even on a deep sale I do not recommend.
This game is too much fun. Has absolutely no business being this good. A+++
Muito bom jogo
Anyone who is good at this cheats
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