FUREA UERZT

[h1] Summary & Disclaimer [/h1] Made by a single developer from Indonesia. The game is more like a tech demo to show what the dev actually able to do than an actual game, it really needs significant polishing and optimization. [b]I am recommending this game to show support.[/b] [hr][/hr] [h1] Performance [/h1] Using 5950X and RX 6800XT in 1440p resolution, the game has failed me when trying an all-utra setting, it just lags so much, audio heavily delayed, then it immediately crash. Trying it with 1080p and all-low settings, the game runs fine and smooth with 60+ FPS though. Unfortunately, I can't get pass the first teleportation, after the scene plays, nothing happens and nothing can be reacted, the scene just repeatedly replaying itself the crashes. [h1] User Experience [/h1] Menu has no to little background so it just merging into the background image, making it hard to read or see. What amaze me is the optional language, it is so diverse but then I remember the game barely had any kind of text. [h1] Gameplay [/h1] The game is kinda abstract but in a good way. I never played a racing game focused on other theme than real life-inspired theme, it is unique, but again there is so much to improve to make it to the level of comfortable gaming experience. The physics isn't match to what my brain would expect, rev sounds isn't synced, handling is so wanky. There is few times my car would just clipped under the ground and it just resets me back to starting point, and when I actually able to pull a full-track journey, after the first teleportation scene it doesn't respond to any of my input and repeatedly playing the scene again and again until accidentally presses something which actually ends the game (or it just crashes?). [h1] Closing Notes [/h1] For a game developed by a single person, this is expected. For anyone to buy in its current price, buying the game feels like giving a donation instead of buying a game. All in all, concept looks fine, the game actually able to pass Steam's is a huge achievement, but the execution and polishing is something that is expected to come from a sole dev which also probably just started his/her journey. [hr][/hr] P.S.: I received a copy for this game from Curator Connect program that comes from our community group. Cleone ID is proud and happy to see this product and we certainly hope there will be more to come in the future, either for the game and/or the developers.