Old School Rally

I do give this game a thumbs up because it is exactly what the product description says: An Old School Rally Video Game that captures old school rally games in its heart. I will not quote the description too much though, i promise it seriously is what they want it to be. The visuals are good, the physics are snappy, its easy to pick up and the mastering comes naturally. Although the handbreak is obsolete, i saw no value in it hense i tested it once and never used it again. It is fun. It is simple. It is casual. But then there comes the fact that i like to do achievements. I completed the content within ~10 hours of playtime, then i noticed how much more you got to play this game in order to 100% it. You need to own all of the 32 cars and buy 15 items in the collection, this takes way too much grind. I ended up grinding the Open D Rally for many hours despite the China Super Stages being absolutely obnoxious, simply because it is the most efficient way to farm for coins. It is about 10 minutes of gameplay for 2800 coins, thats BY FAR the best you can do in this game. I will not touch this game ever again. The first 10 hours were fun, the following 10 hours were a slop and wow what a huge slop this was. Not that this game gets less fun, it stays the same, it just gets very, very, very tedious. Other than that, theres only minor issues and non of it is game breaking. The Textures of the cars look a lot worse than the screenshots and trailer show, the progression line on top of the screen is unreliable most of the time and theres A LOT of those racing game typical invisible corners all over the maps. The hunt for 100% achievement completion would have been less painful if there was some kind of procedural generated tracks since non of them are the actual tracks but rather inspired and stylized for the specific countries, i think this could work wonderfully for game like this. It absolutely is worth it. I stand by my recommendation - just be aware that its annoying for trophy hunters.