Cyber Clutch: Hot Import Nights

This game is a lot of fun, though you definitely should listen to the Steam recommendation of playing with a Controller. I decided to play it while tormenting myself on mouse and keyboard and I did eventually figure out most of the controls without actually going through the tutorial, which is quick and efficient. You play races to earn credits, which you can then use to unlock additional vehicles in the garage. Every vehicle is balanced around 3 basic types of performance: Light, Medium, and Heavy. It feels a lot like the well known game that everyone plays on console, but mixed with more severe and direct combat mechanics. The game intentionally tries to keep the competitors grouped together in order to maximize the chaos by giving those far behind more of a speed boost, or intentionally attempting to orbital laser the vehicle in first place. Overall, the controls feel good, driving is smooth, combat feels fairly visceral, and if you're competing with friends, you're going to enjoy your time together.

This game has clearly received a lot of love from the dev team, and I had so much fun playing it. I really like the progression system, especially earning coins for customization through both single-player and multiplayer modes. That’s a huge plus for me. The soundtrack sounds pretty neat, and I hope they add even more to it in the future. The current racetrack selection feels generous for a game like this. The racing mechanics themselves can be a bit dicey. For example, there’s no explosion when you destroy a vehicle (or get destroyed), and you instantly reset back onto the track, sometimes becoming an obstacle for others right away. There are other quirky features like this, but they somehow add to the chaotic fun. Overall, I believe this game is absolutely worth picking up if you enjoy fun, arcade-style racers—especially if you have a buddy or two to play with.

As someone who liked some of Team6's games like Super Street: The Game and NASCAR Arcade Rush, Cyber Clutch: Hot Import Nights is another arcade racer on my "Jank but Fun" list as there's a lot that I enjoy from this game. First: this is a combat racer that leans more on the arcade side, which I enjoy. This is the perfect balance to me as I do prefer racing to be the focus but I do understand why some aren't happy to the weapons feeling weak. Plus, there's a lock-on when you're near players so it makes it easier to get some hits in. I love the way drifting feels in this game. If you ever played any Pull Back & Go toy cars, then they're like this and it feels satisfying to let go and boost fast! Never really had an issue with the handling but the collisions are janky but not as bad as I was expecting it to be. Overall, its a fun little game. The cars look cool and the tracks look and play amazing. I'll say this definitely one of T6"s better made games that I can recommend trying.Haven't played online, but there's crossplay, so that's cool. I enjoyed this one!

Looks great, runs great. Once you get the hang of it, it's a good fun game. Really enjoy how the cars drift and smash about. I would recommend using the Spitfire as the starter car. And Vesper can ♥♥♥♥ right off!

TRASH.

fun arcade. a bit short. but good.

Absolutely gorgeous to look at, fast and loud. I like it. It's very much like a typical 90s combat racer only with really nice modern graphics and lots of customization to play with. The physics are good, the game is really fun - I paid $10 for it and I'm totally happy with it at that price. It is quite short, so picking it up on sale took the edge off. For me, the biggest downside is the lack of tracks - I really really wish there were more, but hey you have to treat this like one of those budget Wii games you might have bought years ago. It's going to entertain you for a while if you like you like this kind of game, but don't expect $100 40 hours gameplay dealio - it's a quick fun blast. I don't know about the online stuff because I don't play online. Maybe that's your thing? No idea. I think it's a great little racer - short - but loads of fun and absolutely gorgeous to look at!

If you want a game that a pain in the @$$ to beat cause the AI has aim bot and the sky hits you with a GD lazer every time you get into first place then look no further, HUD is hard to read cause its stuck to the back bumper of the car moving all over the place, AI difficulty cannot be adjusted and magically catches up to you even when you think you have the lead or hits you with a power-up/ killing you. Gameplay is a 6/10 for me cause it only gets a 10 if I can actually come first in a FLUNKIN RACE instead of getting cheated out of my win 5 times in a row RIGHT AT THE FINISH LINE crap like that makes me want to smack a dev with a controller add a difficulty setting or at least turn off that stupid lazer everytime I get in 1st it always hits me and lets the pack pass.

A cool game when you want to have fun with your friends. Played it on keyboard and it was still nice!

I had a lot of fun with Cyber Clutch, especially playing it with friends, the multiplayer feature is really nice. The vibe is super cool, with that neon aesthetic, great customization options, and I love the Vixen car design. The tutorial helped me learn the basics, but I think a small tutorial or guide for each car and the different power-ups would really help. I found it a bit tricky to tell what each power-up did just from the icons. Maybe I missed it, but something more clear would be awesome. The controls felt a bit tough at first, but I played on keyboard and mouse, so it might be smoother on controller. Also, I’m not a racing gamer, so others might find it easier! The AI bots felt a bit too good at times, which made some matches a real challenge, but that can be fun too once you get the hang of it. The maps felt unique, and I really enjoyed the overall vibe: the art style is great and the audio feels fresh. Overall, Cyber Clutch delivers a cool and stylish experience that’s both fun and challenging.