Rating: 3/10

Miami Sunset Drive tries to capture the neon-soaked, retro aesthetic of ‘80s driving games but crashes hard in execution. The driving mechanics feel unresponsive, with floaty handling that makes precision nearly impossible. The AI traffic is either brain-dead or absurdly aggressive, making the experience frustrating instead of fun.

Visually, while the neon-lit Miami skyline looks decent at first, the lack of variety in environments and low-effort textures make the game feel repetitive fast. The soundtrack is a generic attempt at synthwave, but it loops too quickly and gets annoying.

With no meaningful progression, no real challenge beyond fighting the bad controls, and an overall lack of polish, Miami Sunset Drive is more of a stalled engine than a high-speed thrill ride. Not worth your time unless you’re desperate for a vaporwave driving fix.