On paper? Great mechanics, a surprisingly nostalgic soundtrack oozing with Burnout and Need For Speed vibes, presented with some great aesthetic choices all reminding me of the olden 3d arcade racers of ancient times.
In practice? A cross-platform mobile game that has possibly 5 levels in total and 90% of the play sessions ("s t a g e s" if you will) end within 30 to 60 seconds. So what happens if you've got 5 levels with almost none of their sessions lasting longer than a single fokin' minute?
On mobile? Short bursts of digestible entertainment efficiency.
On every other crossplay platform? Coma shortly followed by the inevitable brain death after passing the 6 hour mark.

This game has amazing foundations, but it desperately needs more variety to it.

On paper? Great mechanics, a surprisingly nostalgic soundtrack oozing with Burnout and Need For Speed vibes, presented with some great aesthetic choices all reminding me of the olden 3d arcade racers of ancient times. In practice? A cross-platform mobile game that has possibly 5 levels in total and 90% of the play sessions ("s t a g e s" if you will) end within 30 to 60 seconds. So what happens if you've got 5 levels with almost none of their sessions lasting longer than a single fokin' minute? On mobile? Short bursts of digestible entertainment efficiency. On every other crossplay platform? Coma shortly followed by the inevitable brain death after passing the 6 hour mark. This game has amazing foundations, but it desperately needs more variety to it.