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I am disappointed in that game. it lokks fun and have good reviews, but after 10 minutes of game you basically have seen everything.

Literal trash. The definition of unfun. You can't deliver cargos. Literally. You go too fast? Ooops, the cargo fell off. You go uphill? Oooops, the cargo fell off. What a fckin piece of trash mechanic. Rerunded this trash.

Fantastic feeling driving, solid car combat, awesome retro style, and super straightforward mission structure make this a perfect game to zone out with. Just really well done all around. And I absolutely love the chonky physical car UI. Fun stuff!

Неплохо, чтобы убить время. Приятный физон, баллистика орудий. Графен.... ну на скринах видно. Пиксельный пиздос, как сейчас модно, тяжеловатый для глаз. На любителя. В Quake II мы видали эти пиксели. Разные кузова позволяют делать действительно разные сборки машин. Орудия отличаются и влияют на тактику. Можно попробовать задекорировать ржавое пиксельное ведро, но вряд ли выйдет что-то дельное. Можете видеть на моих скринах. Шо касается так называемого геймплея. Мир пустоват. Пустыни, горы, лесочки, редкие остатки городов. Тачка пролетает любые препятствия насквозь. Единственная реальная преграда это крутые подъемы. В принципе, логично, так как это постапокалипсис. Но и делать игроку особо нечего. Гонки довольно унылые: катаешься по пустыне через ворота. Битвы просто утомляют, особенно, когда тебя атакуют 5 волн противников и ты уже заебываешься их отстреливать. Можно кормить аномалии ящиками - это для дальнобойщиков, но и их быстро заебет. Можно грабить [strike] корованы [/strike] случайных мимокродилов. Или набрать ящиков и заманивать гопоту. Короче, развлекайте себя сами. Как и во многих других играх, завлекает прокачка машины и орудий. Увы, довольно быстро вы прокачиваетесь до топового "шмота" и челлендж уходит, а рутина приходит. Вряд ли этот коммент прочитают разрабы, но я бы предложил добавить подземные уровни. Тоннели, трубы, коллекторы. Всякие ограниченные пространства в противовес бесконечной пустоши на поверхности. Физон игры уже позволяет нормально гонять по наклонным поверхностям. Можно сделать систему труб и гонять по ним. Можно сделать полосу препятствий, где нужно аккуратно управлять тачкой и пр. В общем, впечатления положительные, но видно столько нереализованного потенциала и столько пустоты в игре в нынешнем виде.

An absolute BLAST to play and runs on anything from the last 30 years

Интересно буквально пара часов и то любителям пикселей. Ожидал, конечно, большего от игры... Мало прям вот ВСЕГО... не советую покупать!

All of my friends and I are OBSESSED with this game. We love the cars, the customization, the physics, the weapons. It just feels great to zoom around. I basically stole it, at only ~$8 on sale. The foundational gameplay is so solid, we're just dying for more content as quick as we can get it. We also got a major kick out of the addition of Multiplayer. It runs flawlessly; the way it's designed lets you keep whatever drops for you as you Do Things and you advance the host's bounty board. If you're caught up with the host, you keep the world progress too! We used this feature to keep leap-frogging through the game, occasionally "back-tracking" to the furthest-back Host when someone (or multiple people) plowed ahead on their own (forgoing sleep for More Game). My STRONG recommendation is to give the Demo a shot. It's The Beginning of the Game 1:1 and your progress carries over into the Full Game. At time of writing you have technically seen "everything" gameplay-wise by the end of the Demo, but the draw of More Cars, More Guns, and More Shapes for the Livery Editor kept everyone LOCKED IN. Every time we said/thought "It would be cool if they did X", the developers already had that same idea and implemented it. Raiding a Convoy was cool, before you even get sick of doing those you start seeing Friendly Convoy Escort Missions. You're Cars, so obviously you want to Race, right? Of course there's races! The neat thing about them is that they're randomly generated IN whatever area of the map you're currently roaming/launching the events in. This has three cool effects: First, the different scenery and traction of each biome means that it always feels like a "new map" relative to the other races you've done. Second, because the actual POSITIONS and rotation of every Checkpoint is semi-random, You AND the AI racers AND your co-op partners are all figuring out the "optimal" route(s) through the criss-crossing laps IN REAL TIME on-the-fly. Third, this means that the "fastest" Car/Suspension is not always the most efficient chassis for Winning Races. Sometimes you genuinely need the traction or the turning speed of Treads or APC/Rover wheels in order to navigate rapid series of tight turns, high-angle slopes, thick mud, or loose gravel. It's also worth bearing in mind that a small car is nimble but it's also LIGHT; you can be knocked off course or spun out easily in collisions with larger/more powerful cars. They turn off the weapons for Races but that does NOT mean it's not a Contact Sport. Then right as you think you've Seen Everything, Done Everything, that's when the BIG Bosses show up. The pictures don't do them justice; I won't spoil any of them, just don't even look because they're best experienced in blind disbelief at the scale of them. Playing Shadow of the Colossus but with Mad Max Battle Cars is so fun that everybody was almost bummed to go back to "regular" cars for Boss fights in between; tempered only by the fact that "normal size" bosses meant New Chassis/Weapons. If I had any lingering desires for game content beyond simply "More", it would be two things: I would like to see the Cargo/Anomaly systems fleshed out a bit more, and I would KILL for just a touch more "hands-on" Modding/Custom/Imported Content. The game's low-poly PSX style would hopefully lend itself well to a simple Modding/Custom scene where we could make Chassis/Car Parts, Wheels/Rims, Weapons, or whatever else, and add those assets to the list of pieces used in the hardpoint-based car customization system. There may be backend headaches I can't see/predict, but from the Player-Side it seems like the hardpoint system is already designed to make adding New Assets to the game more streamlined as the game evolves/grows through Early Access. This would just be the same as adding any Official Dev Assets, just from a local/community source. It's a nice-to-have thing I'd like to see, but honestly I already fully Recommend this game as-is. Everything added to the game from here on is a Bonus as far as I'm concerned.