But I don’t mean in that “wow they’re really good and difficult to beat” way where they race perfectly. My complaints about the game are minor, but bear mentioning. You even get a few Fruit Ninja related ones! They’re all very short so it won’t take long to remember and get used to them all. This helps keep it fresh even with the large number of tracks. Sometimes you’ll race it backwards, or with different weather effects or different times of day. There are a ton of tracks in the game and you’ll encounter each of them numerous times, albeit switched up. I easily found the auto-acceleration and virtual wheel the best, but you’re never going to catch me complaining about options. And all those varieties can be swapped to be left-hand friendly. And it’s your choice if you want auto-acceleration or not. Virtual wheel, slider bar, or buttons can be used to steer your racer.
Never have I seen so many choices of controls in a racing game. If you’ve ever been stymied by a title’s weird or unchangeable control scheme, then you’re going to want to grab the designers at The Binary Mill and just cover them in big sloppy kisses. You can also use that money to unlock new cars. It’s a simple system, since you’ll only focus on acceleration, nitro, handling and top speed.
#Mini motor racing multiplayer upgrade#
Online multiplayer isn’t included at launch, but is apparently “on its way.” In career mode you’ll be able to battle for cup wins, where you’ll earn money to upgrade different aspects of the different cars that you can choose from. The game has the usual modes like Quick Race and Career. Since the driving isn’t overly realistic in any way, it all fits together perfectly. The tracks are bright and beautiful and the cars look like they leapt out of a kid sketch book.
Everything about the game just oozes style. The following statement cannot be overemphasized: the visuals are fantastic.
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