FutureGrind

perfectly calibrated difficulty, great music, satisfying visuals

Thoroughly enjoyable take on an autorunner, simple but fun gameplay and a great soundtrack. The various bikes each give a nice twist on the gameplay and the highscoring is extremely satisfying to route and execute. Highly recommended! Check out https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41559946 for more recommendations!

I’m racking my brain trying to put into words why I’m so let down by FutureGrind. I love the idea, and I usually enjoy this kind of game. So why was I completely unaffected by it? How can this game, which seems so appealing, fail so hard at leaving an impression? I guess it just feels too samey and unexciting, like nothing worth chewing on is introduced in the 3 hours it takes to beat. I could go into detail explaining all the mechanics but it’s really not worth it—watch the trailer, it shows you everything you need to know; the game doesn’t really evolve past it. It’s so irritating how these smaller games can be almost completely ruined by annoyances which would otherwise be tiny. Like how you master a track in order to get the platinum trophies but then need to play it two more times to beat the almost trivial challenges—which essentially boil down to “do this easy thing and reach the end”. Or how the story is nothing special, and makes you have to repeat tracks one more time, unnecessarily. Or how the strategy to get platinum trophies in the score attack stages (the main point of the game) requires no thought whatsoever to pull off: you get double points when doing a trick for the first time, and gain multiplier by transitioning between rails. So you keep transitioning and doing one type of flip, then at the end, when your multiplier is max’ed out, do the other. Or how there’s not [i]that[/i] much room for expressing yourself, even if that seems like it would be the meat and potatoes of the game. And how the tracks could really be more dynamic, with more hazards and interesting interactions. The ones that are there, jump orbs and color switchers, are a start, but nothing really interesting or challenging is done with them. And… you’re done. The story climaxes, you beat the slightly more challenging, but not really very diverse or fun, levels, and that’s it. And you never think of FutureGrind again.

I wish I could refound this game is really unplayable I have this game on my steam library since January 2019 and I just played it for 41 minutes. is boring and does not have smooth gameplay. This is the worst game on my steam library really I wish I could refound this game.

A lovely, polished, challenging experience. Gameplay leans back and forth between puzzly pathfinding and a score-chasing mentality reminiscent of the early Tony Hawk games. Fans of Uniracers, take note.

This game is pretty fun and it's controls are fairly easy to pick up and difficult to master. However, I played the first dozen or so levels, and when I came back a few days later, all my progress had disappeared! It's a pretty short game, so it wouldn't take long to replay; you could probably complete the game in one session. It did hamper my enthusiasm though, I probably won't bother to complete it

Very fun game but def not worth $20, buy it when its on sale