Victory Heat Rally

Victory Heat Rally est l'exemple même de ce qu'il se passe lorsqu'on décide de réduire un gameplay à sa plus simple expression. Gauche/droite, accélérateur, frein, drift POINT BARRE Le tout combiné à des commandes typiquement arcade, c'est à dire On/Off. Evitez les sticks analogiques et autres gâchettes. Optez pour une bonne croix directionnelle et des boutons, un clavier ou un stick arcade... 🥰 Victory Heat Rally est un jeu de course où le drift joue une place centrale. Pour résumer : 1- Maintenir le drift pour entrer en courbe. Une jauge de boost se remplit jusqu'à 3 niveaux de charge 2- Ajuster la trajectoire avec la direction et le frein 3- Relâcher le drift. Le boost accumulé vous projette dans le virage suivant. 4- Recommencer... On se retrouve avec un jeu rapide, nerveux, où l'accumulation de boost engendre plus de vitesse et où plus de vitesse engendre une accumulation de boost plus rapide. Jouer à VHR est simple et accessible. Maîtriser VHR est un challenge gratifiant... surtout à plusieurs. Toujours dans l'esprit arcade, le jeu ne vous dit pas tout. Comme le fait de pouvoir "maintenir" la jauge de drift entre 2 virages, ou encore de pouvoir diriger votre véhicule dans les airs... Le contenu est excellent avec un Championnat Solo qui sert à débloquer des pilotes. Un mode arcade où vous enchaînez 4 courses dans le but de faire le meilleur chrono. Un mode contre la montre qui parle de lui-même et surtout, un mode versus jouable jusqu'à 4 en écran splitté : du BONHEUR !!. Cerise sur le gâteau, l'OST colle parfaitement au jeu. S'il me fallait lui faire un reproche ? Les véhicules assez quelconque une fois en jeu. Je ne peux m'empêcher d'imaginer une représentation à la Street Racer. Egalement, certaines caractéristiques ne sont pas évidentes à comprendre et les réglages me paraissent superflus. Mais honnêtement, je pinaille. Achetez-le, jouez-y et profitez

I went for 100% completion because the gameplay is so much fun. I didn’t think much of it before starting the game — to be honest, it didn’t look very fun. But it’s actually very charming, the controls are good enough, and the tracks offer a good variety overall. The characters are just “meh,” whatever, but the bright colors and nice sound design make up for it in the end. Only a few Championship challenges are a bit infuriating (for my skill level, at least), and you should be able to skip the track presentation (even if it only lasts 5–8 seconds) after watching it once. Also, I’d like to see more data from my runs — for example, lap times for each course would be a nice addition. Overall, this is a better-than-average indie arcade racer — I just wish it had more content!

Really Cool Racing game , the gameplay is close to Mario kart , you can't go wrong with this one !

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Buen juego recuerda a slip stream y out run

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This is a pretty easy recommend from me. Just some background, I am a pretty casual racing gamer. This is absolutely not my genre of expertise. This is perfectly good and inoffensive arcade-ish racing game priced pretty reasonably. It doesn't live up to its full potential in some aspects, but that hardly holds the game back from geing a lot of fun. Starting with presentation, the game looks great and runs smooth as butter. The race tracks are colorful and come in a variety of themes and races are set up in such a way that it never felt I was spending too much time looking at one particular theme. The game sounds great too. Audio cues are clear as a whistle and every song had me bopping my head to the point that I'd sometimes screw up and drive right into a wall because I was jamming out too hard to pay attention to the road. Gameplay wise, it's a very solid experience. The game places a very heavy emphasis on drifting. The speed boosts you gain increase the longer you drift and they are pretty massive boosts, even if you only drift for a little bit. Race tracks are designed with this in mind and are chock full of exciting and turns. You can even chain drifts together, as in, you can be drifting left and then drift right without breaking your drift, allowing you to build even more boost power through winding turns. It's got some surprising depth. That said, it does fail to live up to its full potential in some regards. The game features an Arcade GP mode, Versus, Time Attack, and Championship mode. The latter is kind of the main mode of the game and were you can unlock other characters. It features short little cutscenes where a host announces and describes the upcoming race tracks and rival racers, but I didn't feel like this brief scenes added anything to the game. Even meeting the other racers is a little disappointing, cuz some of them look like they're brimming with personality in their portrait, but in game they don't ever really express themselves. You have 12 races to choose from. Each racer is distinct from each other in their stats and very nice portrait art, but that's it. In game, despite having voice actors do short line reads when you first meet them in Championship Mode, they don't even have any voice lines to express themselves when you win or lose a race. Championship Mode also kinda runs out of steam by the end. The last race attempts to combine every theme into one race, but ultimately it's just another stadium race. Woulda loved to see something a little more visually stunning for the finale. Another minor letdown is how your car interacts with your opponent's car. When you lap an opponent, hitting that opponent at high speed will send them flying in a fiery explosion and you'll lose barely any speed or traction. It's extremely satisfying. What isn't satisfying is accidentally hitting an opponent you have not lapped yet. You lose a ton of speed and can even give them a significant push forward. I've lost many a race because I just happened to release my boost right when an opponent cut me off. It just feels a little dumb that I'm flying at what must be over 200mph right into some guy's rear end, and he gets a big speed boost while I lose all of my speed just because I haven't lapped him yet. I want to stress that whatever my complaints are, they are pretty minor in the grand scheme of things. I kinda just put them out there cuz I want to make sure you know what you're getting into. It's not a super masterpiece game with an interesting story mode and interesting characters. It's a pretty simple arcade-style racing game. It's also lots of fun though and with a versus mode, I only wish this game was around when I was a kid cuz I woulda played this game with my dad and brother a ton (dad was a huge fan of racing games). Short version, this game is a lot of fun even if it doesn't always live up to its full potential. I easily recommend it to anybody with even a passing interest in racing games.

A simple arcade racer, reminded me of Power Drift a good bit. Pretty fun but also very challenging at times. Will return to 100% it at some point

Just beat the game in 5 hours with 20/23 achievements, really solid game overall. The first demo was terrible, but the game saw massive gameplay improvement with the second demo which is what sold me on the game, so I'd give it a shot if you're on the fence about how the game feels to play. The Art and Music were superb! Skydevilpalm outdid themselves with the art direction, it had that 90s retro anime feel with a hint of americana. Gwiz and RobKTA were great as always, give them a listen on your preferred music platform. My experience with AI Racers was pretty okay for once, It was weaker in the first half of the game but really ramped up in the second half, also it didn't have annoying rubberbanding mechanics (Big ups), and 4th, 3rd, and 2nd were very competent with keeping up with you and would capitalize on your mistakes/bad lines. If you're into kart racers/arcade racers like Robotnik's Ring Racers or Outrun 2006: Coast 2 Coast, you'll have a lot of fun with this, but if you prefer a more realistic experience like Forza or Gran Turismo, you'll probably get less enjoyment out of this if you hate arcade racers for some reason, I haven't met a person who doesn't enjoy arcade racers personally. Looking forward to the next release from the dev team.

Good game