Honestly, this game is a grind. The controls are tricky, physics feel wonky, and it gets repetitive fast. Still, I keep coming back because it’s oddly addictive. Sometimes the AI is so frustrating you want to throw your phone. Not everyone’s cup of tea, but if you’re into racing games, it might grab you.
The gameplay is pretty straightforward but has some neat surprises. The tricky part is mastering the shift mechanics and timing. Physics feel a bit wonky sometimes, but that's part of the chaos. It’s a simple drag racing sim at its core, with some confusing controls that take time to get used to.
Building cars is basic but effective. You don’t need fancy stuff to win, but some setups are better for quick wins. Playing around with different parts and tuning stages can give you an edge, though it’s not always clear what works best. No big secrets here, just trial and error.
One trick is to time your shifts perfectly to avoid losing speed. An annoying thing is that upgrading costs in-game currency rapidly drain your progress, so choose your upgrades wisely. Don’t ignore the nitro, it’s more important than you think for staying ahead.
The story mode is simple. Win races, upgrade your car, and repeat. The ending is predictable, with a few twists thrown in to keep you playing. It’s not deep, but it gets the job done if you just want a quick racing fix without bells and whistles.
