Minit Fun Racer

As the title suggests, Minit Fun Racer is indeed a rather fun (if a bit too short) racer, with the gameplay loop of race, upgrade, race further, which is pretty easy to get sucked into until you buy out the entire shop, plus there's also a bunch of challenges if you're into that. The game takes about 20 minutes to beat, though you could get another 30-60 minutes out of it just trying to complete all the challenges. Is it worth the price? Well... i usually don't mind short games, but this is extremely short, and the price is a bit much considering what you get out of it, however the fact that all the proceeds go to charity, makes it a much easier pill to swallow. Think of it more as a donation to charity, with a fun game as a bonus, rather than the other way around. TLDR: Very short, but still fun, recommend!

Crowning achievement of human artistic expression. Minit Fun Racer carries within itself oceans of meaning, far too much to be discussed in this simple Steam review. But consider: see how the soundtrack draws subtle influences from Vivaldi's[i] Four Seasons [/i]? How its graphics are a natural progression of Michelangelo's work in the Sistine Chapel? Not to mention the riveting story, full of pointed allegories, yet strangely esoteric at the same time. It solemnly speaks of the struggles of the proverbial little man, which we all experience daily. It is a game that everyone, on some deep primordial level, can relate to. This game should be stored within the Library of Congress. This game should be a mandatory title to play for every single world and religious leader. This game should've been put into the Voyager Golden Records. Minit Fun Racer might be, and I do not say this lightly, the best video game to ever exist.