Retrowave

Relaxing...

Slk jogo parece q tá tonto tudo turvokkkkkk

I paid £3 for a generic driving simulator with retrowave aesthetics, played it for approximately 2 hours just for an arcade carpet background straight from the Points Shop. I wouldn't even give this to my worst enemy.

1980s & 1990s forever!

Не знаю как оно мне попало на мой стим акк, но своих денег точно не стоит как я помню

[b]RETROWAVE[/b], is a simple driving mini-game that has you weaving between traffic, and vibing to the beautiful synth and vaporwave soundtrack. There are many vintage cars to pick from with their own unique stats, while still being customisable. This is the first in the Retrowave "trilogy" so it is more bare bones than the next two. It still features a healthy amount of gamemodes and landscapes to drive through. This game is a basic score attack game where the game does not really meaningfully change after your first run, but it can keep you coming back for more. As the game can altered to be a relaxing drive or a heart-pounding dodging game. The vehicles are not on rails and so each of the physics will be different which can change how you play drastically. Especially, the truck, which can drift and flip very easily. One big issue is that this developer often does not continue to fix the game and copies a lot from their previous titles. Another thing is soundtrack, it is a great little soundtrack, same with the other Retrowaves, however, there is never an official list nor a way to specifically choose songs, so if you find a song you really like, have fun tracking it down. [b]PROS[/b]: - Really beautiful and accurate synthwave landscapes - Large variety of maps and cars - Sufficiently different game-modes - Score attack [b]CONS[/b]: - Terrible truck physics - Horrible song selector [i]If you are looking into Retrowave 2 as well, it will be a huge step up from this entry.[/i]

It's not a game. It doesn't qualify as a game. It's an Unity asset flip. It's also one of many shovelwares out there. The developer is famous for this, as every game in this series gets a one word title, then is abandoned shortly after and another "game" is announced.