Neodori Forever

This game is great. The low poly aesthetic and synthy soundtrack make for a joyful tone, and the arcady gameplay is simple (two buttons) and challenging (high speeds). Feels good to improve, get a long drift, buy a new car, and dive back in for another try. Grazie a Strobetano! È davvero bello e divertente.

Fun simple game, tho the farlands (last levels) hurt my eyes and cant see a dam dark car

Achei esse bem divertido, mas jogando ele apenas 10 minutos percebi algo claramente: gostar de jogos de corrida e ou de drift não é bem o suficiente pra se divertir aqui, tenha em mente que a premissa do game e você ser um corredor que não para e nem freia pra nada literalmente, então se você espera um jogo de corrida com mais "liberdade" pra controlar seu carro ou poder esbarrar nas coisas sem penalidades, esse game não é pra você, mas entendendo isso é bastante divertido. O problema de falta de suporte a controle citado em outras analises eu não tive, e ao que parece outros problemas do lançamento já foram corrigidos. De forma geral, quase tudo no jogo é muito bom, gameplay(só o drift que demorei a entender 100%), visual geral muito legal, e musicas boas pra vibe do jogo. Tem diversos carros pra destravar, mas até onde vi é só estético. O problema que vi foi em relação a "vida" do carro, você tem uma barra de combustível, que é possível encher pegando os galões de gasolina pela pista, porém essa mesma barra diminui conforme você bater, como se fosse a vida do carro. O problema com isso, que você enfrenta rivais nesse jogo, e as vezes os rivais literalmente atravessam seu carro pra te passar, te causando dando, e se você tiver com pouca vida, perde. Isso causa muitos momentos frustrantes que não são culpa do jogador, não acontece sempre, porém com uma certa frequencia. [b]RECOMENDO COM 50% DE DESCONTO.[/b]

Ещё одна почему-то успешная вырвиглазная аркадная гоночная ретро игра. За год в штук 10 таких играл. Только тут важно не врезаться и собирать топливо. Глаза болят через пол часа. https://youtu.be/x7mvMh6Bb4E

fun little game to waste some time

Title: "Neodori Forever Review: A Nostalgic, High-Speed Blast from the Past" Introduction: "Neodori Forever" is a high-octane, retro-styled 3D racing game that brings classic arcade racing into the modern era with a unique low-poly, pixel art aesthetic. Inspired by the iconic racers of the ‘80s and ‘90s, it combines the thrill of endless racing with vivid visuals and straightforward mechanics. Whether you're chasing your best time or simply enjoying the nostalgic landscapes, "Neodori Forever" delivers a fast-paced arcade experience that’s hard to put down. Gameplay: The gameplay in Neodori Forever is both simple and addictive. The controls are tight and responsive, making it easy for players to feel the rush of zooming down pixelated highways. Races feel fresh every time with randomly generated tracks and varied environments that throw curveballs as you progress. The game ramps up the intensity by featuring rival racers who add an extra layer of challenge, plus the power-ups scattered on each track allow players to get an edge in the race. From boosts that send you flying past competitors to collectible coins that help you unlock new cars, Neodori Forever keeps you engaged by providing incentives to keep racing and building your collection. Graphics: With its vibrant low-poly, pixelated art style, Neodori Forever stands out in a sea of modern racing games. The visual design is intentionally retro, calling back to the golden age of arcade games while keeping everything colorful and dynamic. Each environment is crafted with care, taking players through neon cities, sun-soaked deserts, lush forests, and more. The color palette pops, and the nostalgic visual effects complement the fast pace of the game, adding to its charm without overwhelming players with too many details. Conclusion: Neodori Forever is a delightful homage to retro racing games that balances simplicity with a satisfying depth. It’s perfect for short bursts of gameplay or extended play sessions, thanks to its endlessly challenging tracks, diverse environments, and collectible elements. With smooth mechanics, charming visuals, and a healthy dose of nostalgia, it’s a must-try for fans of classic arcade racers and newcomers alike. The game’s throwback design and energetic pacing make it feel like the type of game you’d find in an arcade but with the convenience of modern gaming platforms. Rating: 4.5 / 5 Summary: With its high-speed action, retro graphics, and endlessly replayable tracks, Neodori Forever captures the thrill of classic arcade racing and breathes new life into it. Though it could benefit from a few more customization options, its responsive gameplay and vibrant design make it a strong contender for both casual and hardcore fans of the genre.

While I really like the aesthetic, I just couldn't look past the controls—this was clearly designed first and foremost as a mobile game, and the controls haven't been optimised to suit PC. Everything feels weightless, you have no control over acceleration or braking, and the steering and drifting often feel either unresponsive or over-sensitive. I really wanted to like this, and I dislike leaving negative feedback in general, but there's nothing on the store page that makes this games' pedigree as a mobile app clear. There's a lot to like about the design in general, so if you're considering buying this, maybe read the positive reviews, and make your own mind up as to whether the pros outweigh the cons.

It's both frustating and fun. Artstyle and music are nice, but drifting needs works, especially since there's absolutely no benefit in drifting. I'm only at the 3rd car, but drifting doesn't feel really good to control and you're sooner or later touch the outside wall. It's much easier to just don't drift and finish the track that way. Doesn't look that cool though!

Hitbox detection on the vehicles is all over the place. The very corner of your car can pass through a coin or power-up and not pick it up, but that same corner will hit a car in the other lane. RNG placement of vital game session lengthening pickups makes no sense. There will be 3 gas/health pick-ups right at the start of a race, then none until the very end which only gives you about 10% life bar and then you're expected to complete a boss challenge. If the boss challenge car hits you, you take damage and nothing happens to the other car. The controls make no sense. There is a button to drift and one to boost. Nothing to control your actual speed, braking or maneuverability. Tapping a direction while drifting will over correct and there is no assistance for under or counter steering, the car just pinballs and explodes.

Fun gameplay and great music (though not many tracks in the game). It only felt slightly dull towards the end when collecting all of the achievements and cars, as you will spend a decent amount of time grinding out coins, etc. This was outside of the main campaigns, though. I like that the game has fast-paced action while also being simple enough such that you can relax and be doing/thinking about other things. The aesthetic and style is neat The controls definitely take some getting used to, but after doing so they feel great. Overall I enjoyed the game quite a bit