As I was looking through Steam for some cheap games to waste my time with I stumbled upon "Retrowave". Its price was low enough, but when I bought it it was at a 25% discount, too. The main reason I bought it was because it reminded me of a Japanese animated movie called "Redline". After playing the game for a bit I made this Pros and Cons list which you can see below.

Pros:
+ There are plenty of cars to choose from, and from what I saw the dev pumps out new updates like crazy, so we might get even more of them soon enough. Each car has unique stats, so, y'know, they ain't just a single car with different textures.
+ The cars are really satisfying to drive, with them reacting to turning left or right like you'd expect from an actual car. They simply feel as if they actually have mass.
+ Each car can also be upgraded and customized with in-game currency that you can earn for playing the game.
+ There are four gamemodes to choose from: One Way, Two Way, Time Attack and Speed Bomb. Again, the dev is quite active, so we might see some new ones added in at some point.
+ There are 12 maps you can play on as well as 4 difficulty settings that you can choose.
+ The whole "Retro 80s" style works really well here.
+ The soundtrack for the game's amazing and makes the style that much better.
+ For what it offers, Retrowave's hella cheap.

Cons:
- None.

I can see this game being my new favourite time waster. I hope that once Retrowave is no longer in early access, we will have even more content added in!

As I was looking through Steam for some cheap games to waste my time with I stumbled upon "Retrowave". Its price was low enough, but when I bought it it was at a 25% discount, too. The main reason I bought it was because it reminded me of a Japanese animated movie called "Redline". After playing the game for a bit I made this Pros and Cons list which you can see below. Pros: + There are plenty of cars to choose from, and from what I saw the dev pumps out new updates like crazy, so we might get even more of them soon enough. Each car has unique stats, so, y'know, they ain't just a single car with different textures. + The cars are really satisfying to drive, with them reacting to turning left or right like you'd expect from an actual car. They simply feel as if they actually have mass. + Each car can also be upgraded and customized with in-game currency that you can earn for playing the game. + There are four gamemodes to choose from: One Way, Two Way, Time Attack and Speed Bomb. Again, the dev is quite active, so we might see some new ones added in at some point. + There are 12 maps you can play on as well as 4 difficulty settings that you can choose. + The whole "Retro 80s" style works really well here. + The soundtrack for the game's amazing and makes the style that much better. + For what it offers, Retrowave's hella cheap. Cons: - None. I can see this game being my new favourite time waster. I hope that once Retrowave is no longer in early access, we will have even more content added in!