Recent reviews by PlayerCraft

The cars in Teardown DO NOT play as smoothly as Tuxedo Labs think they do.

- You are at a major disadvantage that the nitro boost DOES NOT make up for. It may just be me, but it feels like the AI cars are heavier than the player and can make sharper turns.

- You are always the slowest driver, even if you enter a B rank race with an S rank car

- You are never that far in the lead, as the AI cars are always respawning just outside your mini-map. You can see them respawn right behind you when there's a U-turn. One mistake can get you sent all the way down to 6th place.

- The traditional missions don't feel good to play since you only have your basic tools and planks (The later missions could possibly add them back, I couldn't stomach through the boring early levels).

- Respawning feels like a gamble. Sometimes you're able to respawn, but more often than not you are just mashing the R button and watching all the racers pass you.

- Voxel game. Good style for destruction, terrible for racing, a lot of the time your vehicle will stub their toe on air, stop ALL your momentum, and fail to do a front flip. Now you must watch your car act like an upside down turtle while the game flips a coin every time you hit R.

- No achievements, but whatever

Keep your game Fixed.

battle.net's ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ui caused me to buy the last season's bundle twice (which shouldnt even be possible, mind you) and i pulled my hair out going through their terrible customer support to get a refund. i think im fine waiting for the bundle to activate

The game is fine if you didn't play during the 3 year long gap between Overwatch 1 and this update

small indie team guys, they often make mistakes like not testing the steam dlc

Typical Bloons styled Tower Defense with a much more linear upgrade system for it's towers. I've only played for a couple hours and it feels like I've already experienced everything there is to experience due to the lack of experimentation multiple upgrade paths and crosspathing brings. The unique bosses per map seemed intriguing at first, but it quickly turned into "Play a map until the boss appears. Reset the run because your defense relied too heavily on a specific thing it counters." A hint at the beginning of a run like "I heard the boss here is unstoppable!" or "They say you can't see the boss here until you're already dead!" to hint it's stun immunity or camo properties would fix this problem for me.

Its okay i guess

not worth the money in my opinion