Cranks & Goggles is a top down racing game set in the roaring 20s. Players find themselves as one of the worlds first auto-racing superstars and placed behind the wheel of a number of historical race cars. The game’s engine utilizes real physics in order to mimic the unstable (and quite dangerous) nature of the period’s automobiles. Gentleman racers will travel across all of Europe in order to compete in the most gripping of circuits, with prizes that will make them the envy of their fellow racers.
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A need for speed braking early before a turn so you don’t flip the car. Cranks & Goggles is a simulation-focused, top-down racing game which recently released on Steam through the Early Access program. C&G features twenty-six different cars across four different classes from the 1920’s and 1930’s. You can race these cars on sixteen tracks from across the world either through the game’s Quick Game mode or the Career mode with a multiplayer mode planned for later in development. Being a racing game, most of your time in C&G will of course be spent racing around a track in your car and let me tell you, it’s rather challenging. It turns out that race cars from the 20’s and 30’s, fitted mainly with thin tyres and driving on predominantly dirt/sand tracks are fairly difficult to handle. The cars aren’t all the same though, even within a class there’s huge variation. The car you start with i
So far I have played the first four races. Music and sounds are great. Difficulty is well balanced between arcade and simulation. Graphics are brilliantly stylized. Multiplayer feature is another plus and so are achievements. I used an Xbox One controller and had no issues. AI is so good it feels like racing against actual players. A must have for the enthusiasts of the genre! And if you are not, there is still high possibility that you may love it.
I love the old school styling and the simple and clear graphics, but the game play is not fun. Basically, it's too difficult and unfortunately not in a fun way. It's made difficult by the poorly utilised perspective that constantly changes and leaves you without sufficient visibility to reliably pick a line or avoid obstacles and other cars. If your car is heading from the bottom left to the top right, you can see far up the track. However if you are going from the top left to the bottom right you can only see about 10 car lengths ahead. As a single mistake will cost you the race, it becomes a boring chore of repeating the same track until you learn what's coming up in the parts you can't see. If the camera angles are changed so you can see far enough to drive, I'd try to master this. But at the moment it's simply frustrating and I can't give it my recommendation.
Fun little game. It's a lot harder than it looks, but it controls well. With the later addition of multiplayer I could see it being a ton of fun Check out my first impressions here: https://youtu.be/yC9Bx4URaw0
The aesthetic of this game is amazing. The artstyle, music, and sound all blends amazingly together and that was why I decided to pick the game up. Unfortunately, the game just feels frustatingly impossible. I understand the game is going for the style of 1920s but the tracks all feel like you're racing on ice. You slide all over the place, slowing you down a lot. Oddly enough, the AI doesn't seem to have the same physics as you do. I've tried drifting through turns and I've tried braking early to accelerate through turns. Neither style seems to work well. You will still often slide uncontrollably, likely causing yourself to stop entirely or slow down dramatically before you can regain control of your car. Sometimes you'll be going straight at a high speed and your car just decides to fishtail with nothing causing it. Worst of all, the AI cars seem to be a 100x heavier than yours. The
The reviewers complaining about car handling are just bad at the game. The cars are perfectly controllable if you just learn to play, and there's nothing wrong with a bit of initial difficulty. These physics are fun, but that's about it for positives. So, some negatives. This game crashes a lot. According to my crash dump folder it has crashed 10 times in total for me (in ~12 hours of gameplay). Pretty infuriating. Sometimes it doesn't crash but just freezes for a second. The perspective is just simply bad for a driving game. Top down is fine, but here it's zoomed so far in that you have to start turning into curves before you see them. You can drive by the radar but it doesn't show the road width at all (probably for aesthetics) so it's often misleading. There are not many levels and no level editor. They're sloppy levels too, with lots of invisible walls right by the road. I have n
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