It's cool that there are licensed cars in here, but the game is just a mobile port. Still has the text "tap as fast as you can!" in the game on screens.

The physics are not realistic, and I know this is not going to be a sim racer but this is worse than any arcade game I've seen (with the exception of a few asset flips). It's almost hilarious at times, and predictable. Like, if you go full speed into a wall but then nitro and turn & nitro and you will be going at top speed again instantly. It seems like this is how you are supposed to play, and on a mobile phone it might work OK "for a phone game" but for a PC racing game it's pretty sloppy.

All the cars feel the same, just different speeds.. The races are super short, I'd say anywhere between 20 seconds and 60 seconds is the range of time it takes to get through a track, average about 35 seconds per race.

https://v1.steam.hlxgame.cc/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3707473282

The game prompts you for money every few seconds, since it's a mobile game you are greeted with payments from $1 to $25 all the time, all the car offers and power ups, different editions, season passes... It's launch day today but they are on Season 17 in this game already, and at $15 CAD a season a person can spend hundreds of dollars in a game like this. The $15 for the VIP package so you can set your username is pretty egregious, usually at least in a game you can set your name. Not here, everything costs money!

Achievements are all broken. They had months to prepare for this game release but it never dawned on them to actually test the achievements out. You'll have an achievement pop during the installation process, indicating there is a misconfiguration and it went completely untested. All of the other achievements, including winning your first race, all broken.

If you have $20 literally go buy a real racing game. Instead of investing in this mobile port, just buy a top-tier racing game available and you're going to have a much better time than playing this.

On the store page, it has a big infographic that lists off all the features of the champion edition there, "championship edition include" and you see how it shows that VIP pack there ($15 value), well go to the champion edition page itself and there is no mention of this pack, or the soundtrack being included. It almost seems like it doesn't include VIP, and the graphic is wrong? Either way its a problem.

This game has professional vibes with the car models, but that's about it, the game itself is not that good and the monetization strategy is insane.

- Race tracks are soo short races last under 1 minute, my microwave takes longer to heat up leftovers
- AI generated music, looping 3 songs only you can't even finish listening to because race lasts only few seconds
- Feels like I'm playing a pinball simulator, you hit a wall and your car bounces back like a ping pong ball
- Typical mobile game "buy this and buy that" pop-ups all over the place, obviously a cash grab game and not something that was developed for content and fun
- This isn't competitive, this is an interactive ATM

Sure it costs zero to download, but it bankrupted my time trying to see if there is something good about this game I haven't unlocked yet. The most realistic physics you'll experience is the satisfying trajectory of dragging the app icon straight into the trash bin.

Good game, but the tracks are WAY too short

I just picked this up yesterday since it just dropped on Steam, and honestly, the driving feels solid. The car handling is responsive, and the graphics look decent on PC.

But here is the biggest problem: The tracks are ridiculously short. Most races last only a few seconds, maybe a minute at best. Just when you start getting into the flow and building some speed, the race is already over. It kills the whole excitement.