[b]TLDR; Overpriced, little content, keyboard only, not worth your time or money.[/b]
There's really very little to this game, you select one of several available cars, and you take it out on one of 4 available tracks to race against your own best time. Customization for the cars are merely by general appearance, you have a few different options, and 3 out of 4 tracks are locked to begin with.
The game requires you to use your keyboard and there are no explanation as to how to play, or the best way to engage the drift system, which earns you more points/coins that are used to buy the other 11 cars available aside from the one you start with. As far as I can tell, there's accelerate, brake, left, right, and boost keys, and that's the extent of your controls.
The only settings are 1 of 4 visual-quality options, along with music and overall sound toggles. That's it. There is no camera angle options either, so you have to go with the default settings/view.
The cars are different, and there are a few iconic cars that you can find in the selections, and they look decent, but nothing close to looking nice. The tracks are kind of bland as well, not to mention there's actually no racing against other cars at all. So it's just you, the track, and whatever small efforts of visual appearances that were put in.
I don't know how they came up with the $18.99 USD price tag, but all of this developer's other games all cost the same as well. It doesn't surprise me that there's almost nobody playing, because it's bare bones and the base gameplay loops get rather boring before you finish testing all of the cars and tracks.
I am probably not going to launch the game again.
1/10
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