Go back in time and experience “The Fabulous Fifties” in a game that relives the period, vehicles and street races of the legendary 50´s films. Customize your car and compete in 8 different race modes, through five completely different 50´s themed areas and become the King of the Road! For many years, street racings have been popular around Sierra Lake, one of California’s most famous cities. Flashy cars driven by skilled racers, with lots of money at stake and of course beautiful girls create - an explosive cocktail where only the bravest compete.
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I bought this game out of an obsession with old American cars and hot rodding. In the screenshots it looked as if there were some convincing recreations of classics like the '59 Fairlane, '61 Thunderbird and first generation Corvette. The last time I can recall a notable racing game focusing on this subject was EA's shortlived MMO "Motor City Online" back in 2001 which only survived a couple of years before the servers were shut down. So what do you get for your money with this game? Well, not a lot really. The cars, it seems, have not been officially licenced, so although they look convincingly enough like the real things, the names of their manufacturers have been changed. However, their actual model names are in many cases preserved. For example, there is a '53 Chevy 210 which is actually called a '53 210 but supposedly built by "Oceanic". There is a '53 Cadillac Eldorado called a '
Motorama is hands-down one of the literal worst racing games that I have ever played. And it's all because of the physics engine it uses. Every little input, the game percieves as 100x stronger, giving out the feeling that the road is at all times made of damn solid ice. Please keep in mind that you are given 2 car choices at the beginning and I took the one with less speed and MORE HANDLING. Your car will always, somehow, end up spinning on the road. Oh, and when you try to turn the wheel and get back into the race? You do another spin. That forces you to restart the race and play it over and over and over until you learn to do millimetric movements of the controller's bumper. Fu*king incredible work. Also, I encountered a lot of bugs in just 30 minutes of playing. Apparently sometimes when I press forward, the game thinks I pressed reverse. I tried it on both keyboard and controller, t
Motorama is, quite frankly, one of the worst games I've ever had the displeasure of playing. I saw the bad reviews beforehand, but the theme seemed appealing and I figured that as a budget purchase it couldn't be that bad. Oh how wrong I was. The game fails in its execution of basic concepts from step one, step two, and and all other steps therein. For starters, options are as barebones as barebones gets. Surprisingly they did manage to implement separate music and sound effects sliders, which is always something I look for in games (most games have the music mixed too high for my liking), however they don't work. Anytime you finish a level, the game reverts to its deafening full volume until you go back to the options and select the sliders again. This is a major annoyance and is one of the reasons this game no longer takes up valuable space on my hard drive. After going through the o
Motorama, at the state in early 2018, is still somewhat troubled and glitched arcade racing game about American cars of the '50s and '60s, which is not worthy of the full price... but Ok with the discount of 75% or better. Even if you're in deep love with the cars of the named time period, It's certainly not good for your 20$... but might be a decent buy for around 5$ and a certainly good pick for a price below 2$ (the winter Steam sale 2017-2018 level). It is also might be a worthwhile choice for achievement hunters, for relatively easy, fast (2-4 hours) and fair complete game badge. Some words about many negativities towards this game. The game was released in late 2014, and still updating, adding little patches here and there. Who was holding the hand of the developers before the release, who urged them to test obviously very raw product on the actual buyers - is not really a questio
Main reason for writing a review in this case? That game is better than "Mostly Negative" and I would have missed 5 hours of fun if I´d given a damn about those negative reviews. I bought the game for about 5 € and ended the game in 5 hours: 1€/h is ok. There haven´t been any major bugs. Driving is ok (getting better with the upgrades that you aquire in the game). Gfx are ok. If you know what you are doing the game is easy and since there are still levels that you have to repeat with better equipment later on it seems reasonable to me. An option to switch to harder difficulty would be as nice as the game remembering that you´ve turned the music off before the race - those are the only "negative" things imho (considering that I bought it for 5 €). p.s. if I would have bought it for the full price I would be as pissed off as all the other negative reviewers ^^
I just played some Motorama. It wasn't too bad on the first track, the AI is a little weird but when it moved onto the Beach track things went to ♥♥♥♥. You're in a race with 3 other cars and there's traffic on this coastal road. The other cars in the race just drive right through the traffic, literally right through them. As well as being quite stupid, this also makes it much harder for you to dodge traffic since this makes it harder to see oncoming cars and you don't pass through them like the AI cars do. I can't recommend this game at all unless this bug is fixed.
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