Final Apex

I'm giving it a thumbs up, because it is an entertaining little indie game and I enjoyed it; but please be aware that the official description is greatly misleading. If you expect unique cars and tracks, futuristic cityscapes, varied terrains, realistic simulation, and all the other stuff that is written on the box, you'll be disappointed. Tracks: yes, there are 70 of them, but they look and feel the same, have the same length (lap time is always around 1 minute), and seem to be built using a small set of building blocks. No "futuristic cityscapes" or whatever, just generic racetracks in the countryside surrounded by wire fence, low hills, and an assortment of identical assets. Cars: the "seven unique cars" appear to be the same car with different body kits, and each one sounds like a 125cc bike. Gameplay: even if it's tagged Simulation and Realistic, it is a basic arcade racer, very easy to master. There are two modes, Career and Series; in Career you can unlock cars and tracks, and Series is a championship where you get no rewards whatsoever. Each race consists of 3-6 laps, and you start from near the back of a grid of 20 cars (you cannot set the difficulty, number of laps, or anything in general). The first races are easy as you're much faster, then it gradually gets more difficult as the opponents are getting better, then easier again as you unlock better cars. The AI vehicles tend to glitch out when you touch them and instantly push you off the track, so be very careful when overtaking and don't get in their way (which is a bit difficult, since they follow strange race lines instead of the ideal line). Apart from this, there are no bugs and the game is stable. Overall: it's very basic, but if you don't have high expectations and just enjoy the game for what it is, you can have a couple hours of fun. If you expect something polished, unique, or futuristic, you should look elsewhere.