
Renzo Racer is a fun, fast-paced cartoon style racing game challenging your maneuverability and driving skills to cross the finish line first! Choose your driver from a selection of 16 comical personalities and race down 20 exciting tracks full of twists and turns, hazardous obstacles and unexpected surprises.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Portuguese - Portugal, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish
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First off, I wouldn't claim to know what a cart racer is supposed to be but I can not see this having what it takes. A cart racer to me would be drifting around corners, getting power-ups that either boost your speed or weapons/things that stops your opponents and this has neither on the firstt track at least. (no way to e-brake as far as I can tell and I pressed all the buttons, the only one that did anything is Y and it's just changing the camera) You'll encounter some minute obstacles that will make your cart flip over on it's side even though they're small enough to just be slightly annoying to an ant. If you hit the wall you'll get turned around/face it dead on, the AI is even more stupid than I am and that's saying a lot as you'll see a bunch of them going the wrong way here and there. This is Forza horizon without the control or any of the fun where it should be super arcade ridicilous in the vein of Re-Volt... Sure, it has nice enough graphics and super cute animals you can play as but it has nothing fun about it, not to mention you can't (at least I can't on my PC) quit it without Win telling me "the program has stopped working"....and I do wish the computers used by the devs had told them that they stopped working way too soon....
Not for adults. But a fun game suitable for kids, with 20 tracks, a low price and funny animation characters for drivers. Couch-mode for two players, [b] your children will love it. [/b] Driving controls could be improved, to allow a faster driving reaction in front of obstacles, considering that the tracks have a lot of twists.
Renzo Racer is a very cheap cart racer. The visuals are cool and I really like the variety of art styles between levels, it's nice to look at. The game feels like it is unfinished in ways though and could probably use a few more months of polishing up. I did have some fun with this, I even got to try some of the split screen multiplayer today because I thought that's probably where most of the fun would be. It was okay but even more problems seemed to creep up as I played. The levels are very short and only 2 laps and I didn't find a way to change them. There are 5 tournaments with 4 tracks in each for a total of 20 tracks but they are over so fast. I wish the tournaments were at least 3 laps with an option for more. The characters are all weird looking but in a way that I like. The opening movie intro is laughably terrible in the same way a terrible movie can be enjoyable. I liked that, very cheap but hilarious. I like the colors and the art, it's decent especially for a 5 dollar game. The controls feel strange, they need more updating or tweaking to get right where it would feel good. There is no way to drift corners that I could find and that's sort of a staple in cart racing these days so it feels lacking. You often will get stuck on the walls, especially if using the boost item because the speed is so fast and the tracks are so small. In some tracks there are objects that completely stop you and you can get stuck in them forcing a manual respawn. Sometimes you get sent backwards from an item or something but it's so hard to slow down and go back to forwards, I don't understand why that needs to be so difficult. I also at one time must have missed some invisible checkpoint somehow because I ended up having to race through at least half a track with it telling me the whole time I was going the wrong way when I wasn't. While racing the game is practically silent with the exception of the decent music. Your characters do talk a bit or have reactions to various things but it seems like you only hear it when within a couple feet of the character due to the audio range so most of the race is just engine and music. It's little things like this that are for the most part fixable or can be tweaked to work better. The game really needs more polish and work. I did have a bit of fun with it but at the same time if I bought this I would be feeling pretty dissapointed with it in it's current state. I think this could be okay but it needs more work for sure. It's cheap so get it if you want but I'd wait for a sale or hopefully some more updates first.
[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Xbox One Controller[/h1] [i]You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/1VCVUrGEDn4 [/i] This is a fun budget-title arcade kart racer for VR, but if you're expecting Mario Kart VR then you'll be sorely disappointed. This is not triple AAA quality, I'm not even sure it's one A quality. There's a lot of issues with this title that keep in the budget-title category. But that's okay, it's good for what it is .... cheap, semi-broken fun. The controls are really what hold this title back. Turning should not be this questionable. If you're okay with careening on the edges of the track and having your kart go sideways and on the edge of flipping over and utter chaos, then this is a game for you. The race always starts with chaos & madness as you try to make your way up the ranks. If you're able to get ahead, then things generally tend to go a lot smoother for you. Getting out in front is the name of the game. However, if you can't get near the front by the first lap then it's almost impossible to finish first. There's just too many things that can go wrong. There are power-ups / downs along the way. It's totally random on what you'll get. You can get that speed boost that you really need or you can get something else that is probably not useful or worse, an unlucky shamrock that will set you back even further. Conversely, if you're ahead what you really want is bombs to place that will make it impossible for your enemies to get ahead. There are also several obstacles along the way. They seem to always be a problem when you're behind but never a problem when you're out in front. There are 20 different tracks and 16 different racers. Each track is unique and some are just outright plain crazy in their design. I had trouble with all the water tracks. It's just even more difficult to control your racer. Each kart animal is also different, they vary in speed, acceleration, weight, and handling. Once you find one that's good, the game gets a lot easier whether on easy or normal difficulty. Besides the hectic controls, there were graphical issues. I had frame-rate drops no matter what setting I had the graphics on (beautiful, good, or fast). The only other option is for sounds. I would have liked the controls to be better (even better if we could have used our motion controllers to move the steering wheel). The graphics also could have used some fine tuning for VR as it seems the scales are not correct and the textures just aren't the best. There are pop-in issues at a distance on my 1060 GTX. Still, despite all the issues, I had fun. This is a silly arcade racer where lots of mayhem can happen, especially early on in the race when you're trying to get out in front. The different tracks & racer unlocks will keep you entertained ... at least for a few hours. [b]Rate 6/10. I got this during the Steam Spring Sale 2018 for .49 cents, so it's definitely better on sale![/b]
Renzo Racer is a mixed bag. Review video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rToRwCIk7aw Pros: -Decent map design and fairly large selection of playable maps. -Fun powerup pickups. -Decent character model quality. Cons: -Simplistic UI -Poor optimization -Braindead AI
Кал нереальный. Отвратительно сделано всё.
Poor controls, just a cheap knockoff of Mario Kart. At least I don't feel as bad as my purchase of Team Sonic Racing, although this was only $0.50 at Groupees and not $19.99 TSR cost me. Live and learn I guess.
This is one of those "so bad its good" sorts of games. Hilariously fun but the game doesn't hold up well to critique
Очень ужасная игра. Разработчики запароли главную механику гонок, управление. Разгоняется автомобиль очень долго и нормально поворачивать можно только во время разгона. Набрав выше 50км в час вы едва ли впишитесь в поворот, только если отпустите газ. Лвл дизайн неплохой, одни лишь повороты и интерактивные разрушающиеся предметы. Есть даже альтернативные развилки на трассе, что бы срезать путь. Но персонажи все закрыты и открывать их нужно занимая в гонках только первое место. Вас это задолбает уже в начале, так что эта игра того не стоит.
Cheap cart racer. The levels look nice and the characters are amusing. Great potential, but: Steering and physics are not very good. Also, having a powerup that swaps your location with an opponent's is bad!
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