Even though the game recommends using a controller, it’s perfectly playable on keyboard. The default key setup works well, the camera fits nicely, and you don’t even need to use the mouse while driving or rebind anything.

DLCs are very short and quite expensive for what they offer. If you’re aiming for 100% achievements, I’d recommend getting them on sale.

Multiplayer is mostly quiet these days, but it’s not completely dead. If you wait a few minutes in a lobby, at least one player usually joins, which is enough for the multiplayer achievements.

Incredible arcade racing game!!! I love arcade racing and loved Ridge Racer on PSP and Asphalt Legend on iOS, but the former requires emulation and the latter is microtransaction hell. If you're into more realistic racing games, this game will be very different. But if you're into arcade racing, this game is almost perfect: smooth physics, snappy boost, enough gimmicks on the tracks so you don't feel bored, and gorgeous visuals. I can see myself relax with this game (and maybe its sequel) for the foreseeable future.

I got this game for around 2 dollars, while it was on sale. Even then, I wouldn't recommend this game to anyone.

Drifting is the main mechanic of the game, and it's also the most annoying aspect of it. You have to be machine-level precision to avoid bumping into walls while drifting, even with the best vehicle combinations.

Also, the microtransactions are unnecessary to say the least. The game is somewhere near $60 by default, so hyper-specific collabs give me the impression that the devs were milking the game, rather than trying to improve the player experience.

This game had a great foundation, but, in my eyes, it failed to uphold it. This game is a 6/10 from me.