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Watch Your Ride is a simplistic top-down platformer/racing game of the likes, that you go on levels ranging from letters A, which are the easiest to the letter E, the hardest levels of the game. Think you have got what it takes? Let's break it down.
The game is very simple but runs on budget computers like mine, running an intel i7-3820, 16GB of DDR3 Ram and an EVGA nVidia GeForce Superclocked (750Ti). You can control your bike with both analog stick and the directional pad as well the triggers, but you can use keyboard all the same. You can't do tricks for show, which is a bummer, but that's okay.
As you play the game, the game teaches you about obviously, the obstacles and yet obviously again, if you fall off the course, you have to reset. Hit cones, explosive barrels and punching bags very hard, you fall off the bike unconscious. But if you think completing levels is enough, you have goals. Goals like collect the letters W-H-E-E-L, very reminiscent of the old Tony Hawk Pro Skater games, beat the time limit required, and other times, beating your ghost opponent.
And with every time you reset, you play as someone new. A biker dude, a police offer, a lady...a skeleton, even Santa Claus joins in. Unfortunately these are random so, there are zero customization here, which is a real bummer. And speaking of bummer, the levels are extremely short, even the harder levels. They get a little unfair but, if you are good at it, you can actually finish the game in...under an hour, same for the achievements given.
All left there is an endless mode that I didn't bother with, and multiplayer mode which, interestingly you can play with your other friends, even if you know they don't have your game..and even more weird, blocked people you have on steam, are included there, which is extremely weird.
Overall, should you get this game? Maybe, if there is a good discount for it. It ain't a bad game, but it lacks content, big time. If one can finish this game sort of casually in one hour, maybe less if they are really good, full price, not a chance.
6/10
