Tokyo Xtreme Racer

Really good game if you like arcade/ touge type of raceing game I recommend it

Fun game to waste some time, really good customization. Although what pisses me off, that some rivals drive like on the train rails, their cornering speeds better than Max Verstappens, like they don't even brake. Nitro seems useless, it just makes "fast" effect, but does pretty much nothing. There is ups and downs, but still, my experience is positive.

At risk of sounding cynical it's pretty telling that one of the most fun and charming racing games in the last few years is really just a modernised PS2 game, but more than anything that should be a compliment to this series. The Tokyo Xtreme Racer series is known to be obtuse and I myself have struggled to really get into it several times, but if you manage to like them eventually then you will like this game. There are a few things to criticise about this game however. The car roster is less interesting than in previous games, which also included some selection of European and American manufacturers. The plot is not very interesting, which is something that can be said of most of these games except this time there is far more dialogue involved. It's not like I play racing games for the plot, but past games made the right choice in conveying the plot mostly through context. The difficulty curve can feel a bit all over the place. Car customisation has become more limited than in previous games. None of these are deal-breakers, but that doesn't mean they're meaningless. That said I can't really recommend any modern single-player racing game over Tokyo Xtreme Racer. At the end of the day it's a fun and challenging racing game with a satisfying driving model, simple but effective gameplay loop, tons of personality and a very high replay value.

I first discovered the Tokyo Xtreme Racer series back in 2000, when I bought TXR2 for my Sega Dreamcast. At the time, I found the game difficult to understand. It felt completely different from every other racing game I had played, and I tried to get into it several times before eventually giving up. And yet, for the next 26 years, I never forgot its unique atmosphere: nighttime Tokyo, legendary Japanese cars, and an excellent soundtrack. So imagine my surprise when, after all these years, I suddenly saw that familiar name on Steam. There was no point hesitating. I was not sure how well the game would run or feel on the Steam Deck OLED, but I decided to take the risk. I have not regretted it for a second. The game is fantastic. I will not list every positive aspect, because most players already know them. I am simply incredibly happy that Genki decided to bring this series back in the modern era. Thank you so much, guys. Playing it feels like returning to my childhood, except now everything is clearer, more engaging, and much more beautiful. The game runs wonderfully on the Steam Deck OLED, the graphics look excellent, and there is a huge selection of legendary Japanese cars. The only thing I am missing is the Subaru Legacy B4. It is not quite my favourite car, since the R34 will always have a permanent place in my heart, but I would still love to see it added. For anyone who remembers the older games in the series, I strongly recommend buying it.

[h1]Tokyo Xtreme Racer is a super fun and quite unique street racer simulator game[/h1] If you like JDM or Wangan Midnight, this could be a perfect game for you. If you desire to dominate C1 with your 3 rotor FD3S or fly in Wangan with your VR38 Supra, this is the game for you. [spoiler]You may need to grind a lot though.[/spoiler] However, if you are new to the series, it's better to check some gameplay videos before purchasing, as it's not a typical racing game, but a street racing battle single player RPG. In shutokou battles, don't ever expect sportsmanship , you use all talents and tactics to outmatch every single street racer appearing in your sight and prove that you are the true unrivaled one, the incarnate of Shoto Expressway. Yes, this game is full of chunibyo. I hope Genki will always be genki.

insanely addictive

just a great game if you dont have a lot of free time and love cars

Its OK