
ExoCross is an offroad racing game introducing 4CPT vehicle physics (4-way contact patch traction technology). A soft-body tire model allows for competitive time attack and multiplayer wheel to wheel racing.
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Nestled within galaxy NGC 43324 lies the earth-like planet Proteus, the home of ExoCross! Take on a (literally) out-of-this-world racing challenge featuring wild off-road terrain, powerful open-wheel vehicles, slipstream-powered boosts, and unparalleled handling, and see if you can become the greatest off-road racer in the galaxy!
4CPT physics: Fully-simulated chassis and suspension components and a soft-body tire model create realistic weight transfer and understeer/oversteer. Bring your rallying and off-road skills to Proteus and you’ll be rewarded!
Slipstream and boosts: Put the power down in the right places to charge past your opponents, or slot in behind them to recharge your boost as quickly as possible.
Three unique cars: Take the wheel of three distinct cars, each more challenging and powerful than the last. Start off in the approachable Vulcan XC-1500, enhance your skills in the more powerful Orion XC-3000, and see if you’ve got what it takes to master the fire-breathing Titan XC-7000.

Dozens of circuits: Do battle on 19 distinct track layouts—each raceable in both directions—across four unique zones. From desert-like sands to forest dirt, pavement, and even a track high above the ground, you’ve never seen racing like this.
AI Racing and Career Mode: Advance through six racing series, two per car, to establish yourself as the top driver in ExoCross, going into battle with challenging AI opponents in up to 10-race seasons. Just want to pick up and play? Pick any car and track combo you want and hit the track!
Challenge Mode: Take on 48 unique challenges across all four zones and showcase your top speed against a global leaderboard.
Online racing: Face off with global players in a mix of Challenges and circuit races, with player votes determining every car and track selection. When the community decides, will you have the skills to make the best of the rounds ahead?
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Italian
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Ultra realistic gameplay with unrealistic situations, a really challenging and complex system for an arcade game, once you get the feeling with all the assists off you really enjoy this driving a lot, it needed more car designs and probably a couple more locations, maybe more fast paced tracks, the core of this game is REALLY GOOD, just a short simple game unfair to give this a thumbs down... cause 20$ is fair for a short but really good game, there are DLCs that costs the same and has way less complexity and fun
I would echo other sentiments that say it's good, not a lot of content, get it on sale. Right now at $4 is a great buy. There isn't $20 of content in ExoCross (the non-sale price) but there's definitely more than $4. Ultimately, I know the price will change back so unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend it BUUUTTTT maybe they'll finish it. Who knows. Can't trust companies and all that.
Ottimo gioco sia nella grafica che nella fisica dell'auto
got this for like 5$ during a winter sale or something and Ngl its super cool, but like, it felt underwhelming aswell, feels super boring but it looks graphically impressive, thats about it, big cool buggy robot cars with cool physics and graphics
Short, addictive and fun. A modern Stunt Car Racer (Amiga) .
It's like a modern version of POD and I love it. Seems to run good on any PC.
Yes a short playtime, but that's enough to win the first championship and you've pretty much seen all there is. The great : Graphics are superb, cars feel weighty, physics feel nice, driving is fun. The meh : 3 cars, slow medium and fast. Colour customisation and that's it. Driving has boost which recharges dependant upon your position 1-8 (ultra slow to near instant respectively). More than a tech demo, not quite a game. If you liked the early versions of Wreckfest, it's a bit like that. Not wreck wise, but lots of tracks, few cars, a bit barebones. Probably worth a tenner, so for 4 it's a steal. If you brought it just to save money on World of Outlaws, give it a try, it might surprise you. It certainly handles better.
Pro - Fun, challenging, looks great with performance to boot! Con - Challenging!!
After an hour of playing, I can confidently say that this is a video game. I never really paid attention to the story, but here's what I did pick up. The current hyper-futuristic world is unfit for racing, so they discovered another planet and linked up some super fancy RC cars to super fancy sim rigs. This started ExoCross as we know in the game. The overall gameplay is alright, I've played entirely on an XBox controller for context. The cars feel heavy and have noticeable differences driving on dirt and asphalt. The dirt especially feels nice to drive on, I don't know how realistic it is however. The CPU is not great. This seems to be a well used statement in other reviews of the game, and it's a valid point. Asides from turns one and two, the CPU will stay on the main line. Usually they also have no awareness of the player if you happen to be next to the main line. With this, the first three championships are very easy once you understand the general controls. Speaking of championships, the game has a few modes. Obviously Championship Mode, where you race Grand Prix with pre-determined tracks. A Quick Race and Time Trial mode, and a Challenge Mode. The Challenge Mode is a standard "License Test" style mode. Meaning that you'll have to complete a certain section of track in a certain amount of time to get trophies from Bronze to Gold. The game also has online play, which I haven't bothered to try. I don't think I could recommend this game at the standard $19.99, or even discounted by itself. Wait for the bundle with World of Outlaws to go on sale, then get it (that's what I did). I generally like the game and will probably play more, but I can definitely see why the game has mixed reviews. While the car feels decent, the CPU racing is bad. The physics are good, but the map and surface variation are not all there. The story is pretty much irrelevant. To conclude, get it with World of Outlaws 24. Then at least if you don't like ExoCross, you'll probably like World of Outlaws.
i give it a positive ... more worth it when on sale ... the floating billboards looks kind of bad too bad they can't be eliminated in the options ... fairly good handling especially for rc looking off road vehicles on another planet ... I'm a seriously tough critic of racing simulation stuff ... nice one eh ?
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