WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship First Look Video

WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship First Look Video

WRC 10 is the latest installment of the popular off-road racing simulation by KT Racing and Nacon. It features all the modes found in the previous installment and some brand new content, such as rallies in Estonia, Croatia, Belgium, and Spain. The addition of a livery editor also makes it possible to create your own team and add your colors to contemporary cars. Check out the first look video below, which features a quickplay race in Croatia as well as Wales

Urban Trial Tricky™ First Look Video

Urban Trial Tricky™ First Look Video

Urban Trial Tricky by Tate Multimedia is a casual arcade-style motorbike game featuring a crazy mix of tricks, platforming, and racing. With three single-player modes, more than 30 levels with side challenges as well as plenty of customization options, there’s plenty here for players to enjoy. Check out the first look video below to see some of the light-hearted casual gameplay in action

Urban Trial Tricky Deluxe Edition Releasing July 22, 2021

Urban Trial Tricky Deluxe Edition Releasing July 22, 2021

Until recently, players who wanted their fix of freestyle motocross gaming had to bust out a Nintendo Switch to play Urban Trial Tricky. However, PC, Xbox One, and Playstation 4 owners will soon be able to join in the fun with the upcoming release of Urban Trial Tricky™ Deluxe Edition by Tate Multimedia. The game won the Gold prize in the “Best Nintendo Switch – Casual Game” category at the NYX Game Awards and features a vibrant world crammed with ramps, jumps, and obstacles for players to conquer

New RiMS Racing Trailer Showcase Suzuka Circuit

New RiMS Racing Trailer Showcase Suzuka Circuit

NACON and RaceWard Studio have released a brand new trailer for the upcoming RiMS Racing ahead of its launch next month. The game already caused a stir during its Steam Next Fest appearance, where several thousand PC players were able to take the exclusive demo for a spin

Assetto Corsa Goes VR

Assetto Corsa Goes VR

Racing game Assetto Corsa has finally decided to take the plunge and go VR. Earlier this year, it quietly added support for the gaming mode, bringing the franchise into line with many of its better-known rivals.  A few years ago, the idea that you could have a genuine drifting experience in full VR seemed a [...]
Redout: Enhanced Edition

Redout: Enhanced Edition

Redout revives the anti-gravity racing genre with beautiful tracks that can be raced at blistering speeds. The career mode has enough events and tracks to keep players busy for ages, and the physics-based racing feels very intuitive once mastered. It’s not an easy game, but players who stick with it will have a lot of fun.

Gameplay: Redout is one of the fastest racers on the market.

Graphics: The game features eye-catching environments that look great at high speed.

Sound: The dynamic soundtrack with full 5.1 support sounds great

Need for Speed™ Rivals

Need for Speed™ Rivals

Need For Speed: Rivals fuses some of the best elements of Hot Pursuit and Most Wanted. The exotic cars and scenic open-world setting of Rivals make for exhilarating races and chases while the ability to play as either racers or cops adds some variety to the mix. The locked framerate can be overcome, but it’s still a baffling inclusion and the heavy emphasis on online play will also be an annoyance to solo players. However, despite the flaws, this is still a great entry in the series and a lot of fun to play.

Gameplay: Fast and frantic, but some players might find it a little too easy.

Graphics: The Frostbite 3 engine is used to great effect in this game.

Sound: Decent soundtrack, overly dramatic voice acting, and good sound effects

Need for Speed™ Most Wanted

Need for Speed™ Most Wanted

Need for Speed: Most Wanted might share a name with the 2005 original and feature police chases, but that’s about where the similarities end. The single-player mode feels bland and empty while the multiplayer mode has more in common with Burnout Paradise than Need for Speed. In fact, the entire game feels like an inferior Need for Speed themed imitation of Burnout Paradise, which makes it hard to recommend.

Gameplay: Very lacking compared to previous entries in the series.

Graphics: The graphics are good, but the overall style of the game is very bland.

Sound: The usual selection of licensed tunes, but nothing exceptional

Burnout™ Paradise Remastered

Burnout™ Paradise Remastered

Burnout Paradise Remastered is an updated version of the original release from 2008 featuring better visuals as well as all the previously released DLC. The game looks better than ever and is still a lot of fun to play, but also retains a lot of the archaic interface elements. It also lacks features such as way-points and a fast travel system that fans of modern open-world games take for granted. Nevertheless, it is still a lot of fun to play and there are hours upon hours of content waiting in Paradise City.

Gameplay: Fun and addictive, but some things have not aged so well in the ten years since the original release.

Graphics: Not a massive visual overhaul compared to the original, but the game does look pretty good.

Sound: The soundtrack is still great and the sound effects decent

OutDrive

OutDrive

OutDrive combines the Synthwave aesthetic with some nice music for an endless runner where you must maintain your speed to keep a girl alive. Unfortunately, it is let down by the controls and a lack of variety. Nevertheless, the game is cheap, and you can also import your own tracks, so as long as you can put up with the controls, there is still fun to be had.

Gameplay: The controls are lacking, and the game doesn’t have a lot of variety.

Graphics: OutDrive perfectly captures the Synthwave aesthetic.

Sound: The soundtrack is very fitting, and players can also use custom songs