
Buckle up: Minit Fun Racer is a peculiar little racing game with 100% of developer and Devolver's profits going directly to charity. Forever.
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Languages: English
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Minit Fun Racer is the kind of game that looks like it came straight out of a Game Boy that survived a black-and-white apocalypse, and somehow, it works. It’s a super simple pixel racing game that doesn’t try to impress you… and ends up being charming because of it. The main reasons to recommend it? First, all profits go to charity (so you’re basically saving the world, one pixel at a time). Second, it’s a perfect game for kids: simple, clean, and a nice break from the overstimulation factory that most modern games have become. It starts off feeling ridiculously short, but once you unlock upgrades (some of them well imagined), there’s a bit more depth than expected. Also, reaching the finish line without a single scratch? Let’s just say that’s where the real “fun” begins. Final verdict: small, simple, and for a good cause. A solid 7 out of 10, taken in consideration this is an indie game.
The intention is good, but this game has plenty of poor design decisions, making it a very sufferable experience. You are supposed to go fast, but objects are barely distinguishable. Seriously, going fast on a black and white game is a terrible experience, straining the eyes a lot. You may also get dizzy. This is supposed to be a skill-based game, yet the RNG dictates whether your run will succeed or not. Multiple times the only way to survive is to get a ramp to extend your time, but RNG spawned an obstacle on the other end of the ramp. Since you cannot move your character while in the air, it is a guaranteed hit. The hitboxes do not match the expectation, and the controllers' finesse is bad. This combo is a complete deal breaker for a precision game. After you play a couple of hours, you will get the hang of it, but the hits will feel extremely unfair at first. Then one gets used to the frustration, I guess. The character always moves forward when not moving backwards, making going back to take another path way harder than it should be. Bonus difficulty points if you are using a controller, as pressing left on the analog sticks or d-pads may end up triggering a side movement too, which will lead to hits more often than not. The controller's controls were not remappable at the time of writing this. Edit: played on a computer after the review - the two last pain points are alleviated with the use of a large screen and a keyboard.
Was going back and cleaning up old achievements, saw this, and thought ‘oh this should be quick to get the ribbon on.’ Only to learn I am utter and abysmal TRASH at this game. Like complete dog water. Five times over average completion time level of bad. And tbh, I kind of enjoyed that. That game is an immensely simple kart racer. So when I accomplished a known tough or patience-testing goal, I felt like it was actually through my growth in skill from playing the game. The RNG certainly screwed me up more times than I can count by making virtually impassible areas, but plenty more were caused by my own carelessness, forcing me to adapt and re-evaluate. Along with knowing my money went to charity, I’m real happy I went back to get the 100% on this.
Minit Fun Racer is fine, I only wish it was somewhat longer, or more challenging, but Minit was never designed to be a 20 hour experience. I found some of the challenge regarding dodging things perfectly difficult, the screen can become so cluttered, it almost feels inevitable to take at least one hit. I recommend it purely for charity, but it's not the kind of game I think anyone would be so enamoured by that they'd devote their life to it. Recently I bought a steam deck with my hard earned money and have now found going through my steam library incredibly appealing. The first game I 'beat' for the deck was this. It's short arcade-like gameplay really worked as a great starting game on the deck.
収益が全てチャリティーに充てられる、お手軽なアクションゲーム。 内容はシンプルながら中毒性があり、つい繰り返し遊んでしまう。 スピード感があるゲームオーバーとその哀愁がとても良い。 日本語は対応していないが、文章は少なめなのでゲームプレイには特に支障なし。
It's a charity donation with a game attached. Very good deal if you're into it. The game is a short and simple race against time with upgrades you can buy and special tasks to complete for achievements. Found it more enjoyable than the original game to be honest. 7/10
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[table] [tr] [th] [b]✔️ The Good [/b][/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Addictive Loop[/u]: The core cycle of driving, gathering coins, dying, and unlocking permanent upgrades makes it incredibly easy to get sucked into just one more run. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Charitable Cause[/u]: Knowing that 100% of the developer and publisher proceeds go directly to charity makes purchasing the game feel entirely worthwhile. Key Charities include Doctors without Borders and SpecialEffect. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Charming Aesthetic[/u]: The distinct, high-contrast black and white pixel art style carries over perfectly from the original game, giving it a wonderfully retro look. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Fun side goals[/u]: Beyond just reaching the end, the inclusion of unique challenges like police chases and pizza deliveries adds a lot of personality to the tracks. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Tight Handling[/u]: The scooter controls feel very responsive and snappy, which is essential when weaving through heavy traffic at high speeds. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Great Soundtrack[/u]: The energetic, chiptune-infused audio design fits the fast-paced arcade vibe perfectly and keeps the adrenaline pumping. [/td] [/tr] [/table] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3744052827 [table] [tr] [th] [b]❌ The Bad [/b][/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Extremely Short Duration[/u]: The main content loop can be fully beaten in about 20 minutes, which might leave players wanting a bit more substance for their time. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Repetitive Obstacles[/u]: Because the track layouts stay the same, navigating the busy city and desert sections can start to feel a bit repetitive after multiple consecutive runs. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Forced Failure Mechanics[/u]: The game intentionally requires you to crash and die several times early on just to accumulate enough gold to purchase necessary upgrades. [/td] [/tr] [/table] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3744053473 [table] [tr] [th] ⚠️The Ugly [/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Screen Space Limitations[/u]: The action is forced into a small vertical portion in the center of the display, leaving the rest of the screen as empty black borders. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Vague Collision Boundaries[/u]: Due to the strict black and white color palette, it can be tough to distinguish where the top and bottom edges of the road end, leading to cheap crashes. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Severe Display Ghosting[/u]: The high-speed scrolling of the black and white pixel art causes noticeable ghosting on standard LCD monitors, which can quickly trigger eye strain. [/td] [/tr] [/table] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3744053024 [table] [tr] [th] [b] Current Price 💰[/b] [/th] [th] [b] Historical Low 📈[/b] [/th] [th] [b] ⛔️ Worth the price? ✅[/b] [/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] $2.99 [/td] [td] $1.97 [/td] [td]✅ Yes, it acts as a great charity donation. [/td] [/tr] [/table] [hr][/hr] [h1]Overall Score: [/h1] [h3] 6.5/10 [/h3]
Pretty cool.
really cute grindy game definite cop
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