Thursday, August 21, 2014
Reviewers needed
I need more reviewers for the blog, because I only own so many games! If interested please email me here.
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
World of Speed - Team Racing
The WoS team has made a large announcement concerning the fourth quarter open beta. Team racing is very nontraditional, with wins being dependent on a points system. Click the link below for the lowdown:
Team Racing | World of Speed
Team Racing | World of Speed
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Project Cars Collector's Edition announced!
Project CARS has come pretty far and is looking amazing. Now they've announced the Project CARS Limited Edition Box Set.
Click the link for further details, but the package looks pretty nifty. It comes in a steel case with four sleeve designs and a behind the scenes book.
It also comes with a Modified Car Pack for in the actual game!
Head here for it straight from the horse's mouth!
Click the link for further details, but the package looks pretty nifty. It comes in a steel case with four sleeve designs and a behind the scenes book.
It also comes with a Modified Car Pack for in the actual game!
Head here for it straight from the horse's mouth!
Subaru cars join World of Speed!
See the official announcement here
Being a fan of a few of their vehicles myself, I'm quite excited to see this announcement!
Being a fan of a few of their vehicles myself, I'm quite excited to see this announcement!
Saturday, August 9, 2014
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Next Car Game available on Steam Early Access
Bugbear Entertainment's new opus, Next Car Game is now available on Steam Early Access . To those who don't know, this company created the Flatout series. This game looks like tons of fun, with amazing physics, lots of crash-based missions, and pretty graphics. Check it out at the link above, and if you own the Early Access version, comment below please. I'd love to have a review for the site!
Monday, August 4, 2014
World of Speed - Track Conditions
This is a video showcasing the upcoming World of Speed's track conditions. Enjoy!
Sunday, August 3, 2014
Drift City review
Drift City is a MMO racing game on Games Campus (http://driftcity.gamescampus.com/). It's cell-shaded graphics and arcade-y feel make for a blast to peoeple who enjoyed games like Crazy Taxi and the Mario Kart series. It's Free 2 Play, and in the few weeks I've been playing it I haven't seen any overpowered items purchasable with 'Campus Credits'.
Games Campus may want you to spend you hard-earned paycheck on Campus Credits, the in-game currency purchasable with real money. Luckily, you don't have too, as there are tons of ways to make money, including an auction house where you can sell old parts or other items.
One of the neater aspects about this game is the item drops. You get drops for combos (wrong lane driving, drifting, jumps, etc.) The higher combo chains you can manage, the more items you get.
The Driver Hub is the main area where everyone starts, with a parts shop, car dealership, auction house, and more. Think of it as a safe town in an RPG. You can meet with friends, start or join a Crew (clan) and more.
Once you leave the Driver Hub you'll wind up in the first town, where you're greeted with the beginning missions after you accept them.
Most of the game revolves around doing story missions, delivery missions, and evidently there is PvP, but I haven't done that yet. Missions are usually arresting HUVs, unidentified vehicles that have been wreaking havoc in the city.
Delivery missions are just what they sound like. After recieving the mission you must drive through every delivery spot on the map ASAP.
Now for the RPG aspects. As you gain experience from completing missions and quests, you earn Mittron, which doubles as both money and gas. After you earn so much experience you gain a player level, which allows you to higher level parts.
This game is perfect to play with a game controller too, which is great, because playing racing games on a keyboard can be very awkward. I don't want to turn the steering wheel as far to the side as possible with one key press!
The game is Japanese Anime-styled, which might turn some people off. I though I wouldn't get in to it because of that, but boy, was I wrong. This game is ADDICTIVE! The anime stuff is very unobtrusive as well.
I highly recommend any arecade racing fan the check this out. What do you have to lose? It's free forever!
P.S. I haven't spent a cent on this game and I'm level 26, been playing for weeks. Check it out. You won't regret it!
Games Campus may want you to spend you hard-earned paycheck on Campus Credits, the in-game currency purchasable with real money. Luckily, you don't have too, as there are tons of ways to make money, including an auction house where you can sell old parts or other items.
One of the neater aspects about this game is the item drops. You get drops for combos (wrong lane driving, drifting, jumps, etc.) The higher combo chains you can manage, the more items you get.
The Driver Hub is the main area where everyone starts, with a parts shop, car dealership, auction house, and more. Think of it as a safe town in an RPG. You can meet with friends, start or join a Crew (clan) and more.
Once you leave the Driver Hub you'll wind up in the first town, where you're greeted with the beginning missions after you accept them.
Most of the game revolves around doing story missions, delivery missions, and evidently there is PvP, but I haven't done that yet. Missions are usually arresting HUVs, unidentified vehicles that have been wreaking havoc in the city.
Delivery missions are just what they sound like. After recieving the mission you must drive through every delivery spot on the map ASAP.
Now for the RPG aspects. As you gain experience from completing missions and quests, you earn Mittron, which doubles as both money and gas. After you earn so much experience you gain a player level, which allows you to higher level parts.
This game is perfect to play with a game controller too, which is great, because playing racing games on a keyboard can be very awkward. I don't want to turn the steering wheel as far to the side as possible with one key press!
The game is Japanese Anime-styled, which might turn some people off. I though I wouldn't get in to it because of that, but boy, was I wrong. This game is ADDICTIVE! The anime stuff is very unobtrusive as well.
I highly recommend any arecade racing fan the check this out. What do you have to lose? It's free forever!
P.S. I haven't spent a cent on this game and I'm level 26, been playing for weeks. Check it out. You won't regret it!
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