Recent reviews by Andrea Cugnata

I prefer the game mechanics to those of its competitors, but the AI that, after being your friend for 200 turns, attacks you for no apparent reason is something I simply can’t stand. You can build your strategy around an ally, only for them to turn on you for no reason, from one turn to the next (taking a relationship from +70 to rock bottom in an instant). This is unrealistic and unfair.

It's true, it's not complete, it needs updates, and you have to be patient when dealing with issues and lack of support, but for most projects it's useful and fun if you don't know how to use Blender. I recommend it if you enjoy a love-hate relationship with software.

(if the developer is reading this: I have left a request on the Steam forum regarding a problem)

The game is enjoyable, but its depth is hidden behind a bare and seemingly unrefined style. I recommend playing beyond the first few hours to fully appreciate it. The game is deeper than it appears.

Every now and then, in between bugs, you notice that there is a game. When it works, though, it really is a gem. I can't wait for it to become stable. I'm reviewing a step away from v1.0, but I consider this game to be in full early access at the moment.

This game radiates all the love and care of the developers, so much so that every bug feels barely bothersome. Thank you!

I will recommend this game when, without paid DLC, it is refined enough and has more content. If I have to pay to get more, then no thanks.

EDIT: I'm sorry, but the era change that resets so many aspects of the game really bothered me :(

EDIT 2: Months later, still disappointed. For the first time in my life I spent money on Day1, so thanks for this disappointment :( You had a perfect balance in your hands, and you decided to upset it, as if you had to start from scratch. Indecent AI, unbalanced gameplay, frustrating mechanics.

PLEASE NO ALWAYS ONLINE.


In a year, this will be a masterpiece. I’ve noticed certain details that only a true Track Day enthusiast could include.

- FFB: I love it. I would add a touch more understeer effect to the wheel, even if it's 'artificial,' in LMU style

- UI: Quite clear, but not appealing at all. During development, I would aim for a functionality similar to Content Manager (ideal for me) or something more modern.

- Graphics and performance: It's hard to find the right graphics settings to achieve 60fps, but the visuals are superb. Still impossible to enjoy it on track with many cars

- Audio: I love it

Like it

Funny and well belanced

Better than Civilization 6 in the first half of the game, then not good balanced in the second half. Anyway, I still prefer Humankind