Retrolution Racing

Everything works and is actually pretty fun but I can't see anything unique to recommend about the game. The controls are tight and the cars are colorful. There is almost no customization but you can flick through the 36 skins of cars with identical stats if you want. For a dollar, I would definitely say YES. For five bucks, maybe not. https://youtu.be/3V7x8i3t_oI

Besides decent driving, the best thing about this simple arcade racing game is the amazing music. Driving is arcade-style, which means you never have to use the brakes and can drive at full speed through most turns and over grass. In fact, if you don't cut corners, you won't be able to reach the podium. The only available map is the race track. There are four other spots with “coming soon” message, so more might come in future updates. Although there are 40 various layouts, they all take place in the same area. There are no surprising details around the track, so it will get boring very fast. The strange thing about this game is that winning first place is impossible. You always start last and only make it to third place by the end of the lap. That place is also the last one that will allow you to play the next track. If you finish lower, you will have to restart the race. You get points after each race, but everything is pointless because the racers ahead of you keep winning and gaining points. There are 36 cars, and it makes no difference which one you choose because they all behave the same. This means that a car from the 1960s may compete with a Formula One car. The best thing about the game is the music. If you enjoy the dance genre, you'll find amazing tunes that can be played outside of the game. It almost feels like the game was made to promote the music. Overall, the game’s definitely worth the price of 1 dollar because the driving is decent and you get cool music.