Taxi Chaos

[h1]Taxi over here![/h1] A saga Crazy Taxi foi originalmente lançada em 1999 pela SEGA e com isso criou-se um estilo de gameplay único, no qual o jogador deve percorrer uma cidade inteira, para oferecer serviços de transporte em um curto período. Dessa forma, Taxi Chaos buscou se inspirar nessa mesma fórmula. O objetivo principal do título, como já citado anteriormente, é encontrar os passageiros pelas ruas, embarcá-los e depois prosseguir para o destino desejado. No entanto, é necessário, agilidade com o propósito de conseguir cumprir o tempo da viagem, o qual pode variar de acordo com a urgência do passageiro. Esse prazo é indicado através de um relógio próximo do personagem, podendo conter as cores em vermelho, amarelo, laranja, verde ou azul. Ao todo são três modos de jogo, o primeiro chamado por percurso livre permite um momento de exploração para conhecer cada esquina da cidade, assim bem como realizar alguns trabalhos ou procurar os coletáveis. Já o arcade é o segundo modo que define um tempo de 90 segundos para ser realizado uma sequência de corridas, além disso, existe um sistema de navegação que orientar a direção correta do destino. Por último o profissional que assemelhasse ao arcade, entretanto, nesse terceiro modo não há nenhuma assistência, sendo necessário a memorização dos principais pontos de desembarque. Durante as corridas, é preciso realizar algumas ações com a finalidade de aumentar a pontuação da corrida, através de saltos, pegando atalhos, esquivando de carros ou impulsionando o veículo. Quanto mais alto for o contador, mais estrelas o jogador recebe ao concluir o trabalho. Taxi Chaos apresentou certos pontos negativos, principalmente nos diálogos repetitivos entre os passageiros e o motorista, que na maioria das vezes são as mesmas frases falando a respeito de trabalho, turismo ou aposentadoria. Fora isso, a dirigibilidade não transmite desafio algum, pois, além da falta da sensação de velocidade, o veículo pode contornar facilmente uma curva sem a necessidade de frear ou dar vários saltos seguidos para desviar de obstáculos. O único mapa do game foi ambientado na cidade de Nova Iorque, formado por diversas edificações e com um bom nível de detalhamento. Em relação à parte gráfica, a paleta de cor utilizada é extremamente viva, o que acaba combinando com o estilo do jogo, no entanto, a falta de um menu com a opção para alterar resoluções, texturas entre outras opções deixa a desejar, tornando, então, mais uma falha no título. Contudo, mediante ao preço praticado e o conteúdo oferecido, Taxi Chaos não é recomendado, a menos que tenha alguma redução de valor em forma de promoções. A proposta embora seja válida por tentar relembrar o clássico Crazy Taxi, não foi suficiente para superar as expectativas devido aos problemas apresentados. [h1]Extras:[/h1] • Possui 6 veículos para desbloquear; • Contém dois personagens; • Oferece uma tabela de classificação mundial; • Trilha sonora agradável; • Dispõe suporte ao joystick; • No total de 28 conquistas; • Há 9 idiomas disponíveis, incluindo o PT/BR; • Existem alguns coletáveis espalhados pelo mapa. [h1]Sugestões:[/h1] • A ação destruir objetos do cenário poderia contar no sistema de combos; • Adicionar mais diálogos entre os personagens; • Implementar um tutorial para orientar novos jogadores; • Corrigir os loading do jogo que são excessivamente grandes; • Disponibilizar opções gráficas; • Criar outros modos de jogo. Análise para a curadoria [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/6874381]Jogos Grátis Brasil[/url] | [url=steamcommunity.com/groups/JogosGratisBrasil]Grupo Steam[/url] | [url=discordapp.com/invite/UkhuefE]Discord[/url]

We all know the good old classic 'Crazy Taxi' and boy did we have a lot of fun with it, Taxi Chaos makes an attempt to give us this experience again in 2021/2022. Taxi Chaos Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgLeotUFO6o To give a direct clarification, the game is close to Crazy Taxi but nowhere near the expectations we get from watching the Taxi Chaos trailer, A strong advantage is that the gameplay is almost identical to that of Crazy Taxi, you have to pick up passengers according to the difficulty of the ride which you can determine by the color that hangs around the passenger, you have a general timer that expires and every time you pick up or drop off a passenger there will be some time added to this timer, using the jump function (yes, your cars can jump to avoid traffic) and also using the many shortcuts the city has to offer will also determine the number of extra seconds you get on your timer. if you can serve enough passengers, you can unlock other vehicles that move faster and more efficiently. This is an addictive style of gameplay but despite this I didn't get the feeling that I want to unlock all the vehicles glued to my monitor. There is only 1 city, and the soundtrack is far from as stimulating as songs like the offspring and also the audio dialogues of the characters are a sequence of a number of different recordings that you will hear several times during 1 session, after a few sessions you will soon get tired of the sound part of the game. Also, there are only 2 characters available, a male and female, so you will not be able to choose a character based on style and looks, but according to gender, which is a major limitation in character favorites. Graphically I can't say it's wrong, the game gives a nice picture of how the experience of this type of game used to feel and excelled, although the entertaining factors of the rest of the game are very limited and feel free to add some more content , especially when you look at the current price of the game.

Not what I was expecting. Since Crazy Taxi is one of the only comparable game in this genre, I'll be using that as a basis. For starts, everything about this game is a watered down version of Crazy Taxi, even to the original. The game isn't nearly as chaotic or fast paced. The environment is based of of NYC and isn't nearly as fun or dynamic to traverse as the other Crazy Taxi games. Because it's NYC and as a flat as a board, the game is built around having to jump like an Italian plumber to even get a good time if you can find the spots to do that, that is. The controls for the car are very lacking from what I've found. Can't drift the car (at least from what I found, correct me if I'm wrong here). Boosting the car is only valuable when you pick someone up since you can only boost when at a stop (again, correct me if I'm wrong...). And a key to get high combos is to just do small bunny-hops down the street. Nothing really challenging... The dialogue between the cabbies and customers seems too relaxed for what you are doing in the game, and very limited so it gets old fast. In all, this game doesn't compare to even the original Crazy Taxi. The only thing this game does that I was Crazy Taxi did is the Free Roam. But like I said earlier, the environment isn't as fun to explore.

No sir, I don't like it. You would think it would be easy to do a good Crazy Taxi clone twenty years after the game was first released, but clearly this is not the case. Taxi Chaos has terrible controls (keyboard of controller), a limited at best camera and voice acting that gives me a headache. The conversation is recorded multiple times verbatim but by different actors. It makes 90s sports game commentary look verbose and stimnulating. In theory, this should be fun, especially the free roam mode where you have fetch quests and storylines, but trying to find most of these "collectibles" is pretty hard as they don't generate unless you are directly on top of them. The limitations of the camera hurt and hinder this aspect of the game as well, making it more frustration than anything resembling fun. The controls though? Yuck. Not only does the game sometime ignore that you are pressing to brake, but drifting is non-existent and invisible walls seem to come and go at the whims of the game. I'll be trying to do a stunt or jump and suddenly there will be an invisible wall there that wasn't the other six times I tried it. Scoring is nonsensical too. I borked up a ride and got there with a second to spare? FOUR STARS. Then another time I took all the super short cuts and had almost a full time left with a run. two stars - despite all the jumps and shortcut bonuses. I wish i could understand the scoring logic, but after 4+ hours it just seems to be beyond me. if you like Crazy Taxi, just stick to that. I just did not have fun with this at all, and believe I tried to find something about the game that I could be positive about.

They managed to make this more frenetic than CRAZY TAXI! not only you'll have to fight time, but you'll have to fight your own PC to play this piece of crap because there's NO GRAPHIC OPTION. my pc is kinda old. running this crap at 45 fps. the lack of options show how much a cash grab the developer intended this to be. have some love for your products and your work.

Short Review: You think it will be Crazy Taxi but better and with jumping. However it is not. Ive barely even played and im pretty sure NPCs have like 3 lines each. That gets annoying FAST. With more voice lines, and a minimap, i could see myself really liking this game. Unfortunately that's not the case

Taxi Chaos, destin d'un jeu injustement déglingué sur Steam. Avant tout je poste cette critique sans avoir joué à son ancêtre Crazy Taxi. La comparaison est donc impossible pour moi. Le concept du jeu me plait ! Jouer un chauffeur de taxi trop pressé, c'est quand même vachement cool. Le jeu se compose de 3 modes de jeux : un mode arcade, un mode pro, et un mode free. Le mode arcade est loin d'être si simple, il vous faudra plusieurs heures de jeux pour bien connaître la ville, et ses raccourcis. Ces derniers vous seront d'ailleurs absolument essentiel si vous souhaitez prolonger la durée de votre mission. Plus vous ramènerez le client à destination rapidement, plus vous obtiendrez un bonus temps important. Le mode arcade comprend un GPS, contrairement au mode pro, donc plus difficile puisque vous devrez connaître la map suffisamment pour déposer vos clients sans aucune aide. Enfin le mode libre garde le GPS mais supprime la notion de temps, vous avez donc tout le loisir de vous balader et d'apprendre la ville. Parlons maintenant de la réaction de la voiture, essentielle pour mener à bien vos missions dangereusement pour maximiser votre salaire et votre bonus temps. Elle est parfaite ! La voiture réagit parfaitement bien à votre manette, la conduite est fluide, heureusement d'ailleurs. Côté graphisme, on est dans le moderne, un jeu cartoon, parfaitement bien optimisé, malgré des lenteurs dans le premier chargement de la journée. Rajoutons que malgré votre vitesse importante, et votre conduite de taré, vous ne devriez pas pouvoir écraser des passants. Notons enfin quelques bugs de collisions par-ci par-là qui peuvent vous ralentir, mais franchement c'est pas fréquent. Côté succès, rien de compliqué, j'ai fait le succès des 20 clients en une seule run sur le mode arcade, ne faites pas la même erreur, vous pouvez rendre ce succès très simple, en le réalisant sur le mode free. J'aurais d'ailleurs mérité pour mon exploit un succès bien plus valorisant. Les 5 étoiles en arcade et en mode pro s'obtiennent facilement. L'utilisation d'un guide est essentiel pour les objets des quêtes, faute de quoi, vous risquez de passer votre vie à les chercher. Les + : - Une voiture qui réagit aux petits oignons - Des graphismes cartoon très cool - On ne peut pas écraser les civils, ça change ! - La variété des dialogues Les - : - Le prix, excessif selon moi, devrait être vendu 14,99€ max. - Une seule map : New-York - Quelques bugs de collisions - Profil Steam actuellement limité Côté succès : - Solo : Oui - Multi : Non - Broken ? Non - Durée : 6 à 9H - Difficulté : Normale

Taxi Chaos isn't actively bad, but it's also distinctly not good. The art design is respectable, but there's none of that Crazy Taxi flare and the gameplay loop is just tepid. The jumping and weaving you see in the screenshots is not typical. Mostly you've traveling straight lines between light traffic. Normally I'd shrug at a lackluster tribute to one of gaming's classics, there's plenty of that on Steam, but having the audacity to charge $24.99 for an underwhelming time waster when you can buy the original Crazy Taxi for $7.99 is absurd. I'd love to see a proper successor. This isn't it.

Played it for 30 mins but this is nothing compared to the Crazy Taxi from the old days. I cannot hear "I'm on way to retirement" anymore either :D Graphics are nothing special, sound effects are repetitive and some strange bugs when passengers glitch in your car. I sadly cannot not recommend this game.

Awful, laggy game with unbelievably slow load times. You're better off playing the actual Crazy Taxi than this low-grade wannabe.