Table Top Racing: World Tour is the brand new, high octane, combat racer from Nick Burcombe, co-creator of the legendary PlayStation classic, 'wipEout'. Get behind the wheel of 12 ultra-cool, fully tuneable miniaturised racing cars and take on 20 race tracks through a comprehensive 'Championship Mode' and a multitude of 'Special Events'. Use 'Power-ups' and 'Wheel Weapons' and blast your way to victory! Battle with 8 players online to become the ultimate Table Top racer!
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Okay, first of all, i have to mention that my 1st impression from this game was that this game, tries its best to be the Revolt - why not that game was(still is) 10/10 toy cars racing idol, so let's see if they made it or not: +Visuals - contains high-quality graphics, backgrounds, cars, tracks - everything is good. +OST - rare example when the game has modern music mixes and all of them are good, you are not getting bored listening to them they are well made. Big plus. + Time consuming - a lot of races in the story mode + a lot of special challenge missions + multiplayer, I wasted like 7 hours to complete 1st 3 campaigns. +- 1st *problem* I faced playing this game - the difficulty is just low - story mode is very easy to complete, every single competition was completed within 1 to 5 minutes at best with 3 stars - so this is good for casual gaming, and not so good for those who loves a
I really like this game. graphics are good gameplay is great. It reminds me of Re-Volt. Though there are not really that much cars and tracks, and after 2,5 hours of gameplay I've almost finished the career mode. Also, the AI is really easy to beat, so i expect to get the most fun out of online multiplayer The problem with the game is the price. Although I do not regret buying it, a lot of people might not buy it and online players will be scarce. If the devs make it possible to play online against console players, I expect there to be much more players. So, please devs, make cross-platform possible!
Really fun MarioCart type of game. Multiplayer appears to be dead so the full price may not be a good deal. Get it on sale with some friends and you should be very happy with it. You can put on different kinds of wheels for different perks; drifting, collecting more money, bouncing to reach more money, weapon defense, etc. Pros: + Good physics and racing feel + Nice Graphics (ambient occlusion not on by default) + Nice music if you are not allergic to Dubstep + Agressive AI makes for fun single-player + Fun pick-ups - No views inside the car - No Emergency brake for drift turns (It has optional tires that constantly drift) - Seems like it has very few maps - Online Multiplayer is probably dead
Table Top Racing: World Tour is an incredibly fun racing game. It has a good single player and multiplayer which still has people racing at the time of this review. I went in hoping the game would be like Revolt. An old racing game I grew up with, and happily it is very similar. Single player has a nice progression system unlocking new vehicles as you go. Each race is generous with coins to allow you to upgrade your vehicles, paint them and upgrade tires. Racing is a lot of fun and can really get you on the edge of your seat as you fire a well placed rocket into someone in front of you on the last corner of the final lap. There are numerous abilities from rockets, homing rockets, freeze, speed boost, mines and others. These abilities make every race different and hilarious antics will take place. The game also has a great soundtrack which is very important in a game like this as it re
If you have ever played a game like sonic all-stars, Mario kart, f1 all-stars, rc revenge pro, diddy kong racing, crash racing series, modnation racers or little big planet kart you would love this game. I have played all of these titles and adored them, same story with table top racing. The game has superb graphics and quick loading times between races, and runs smooth as silk on my three-year-old slow laptop. While reviewing this game a new update came out so I asked Playrise Digital on their website question form the new features and the team responded hours later. There are 6 championships or 'Cups' to complete and several special races which may require certain wheel types and cars to participate. The vehicles are divided into three tiers/categories; Amateur (Cult Classics), Pro (Street Racers), Expert (Super Cars) which have four different vehicles to choose from in each category
Table Top Racing: World Tour (TTR from now on) is a racing game that takes place on…..well, what do you think? Tables of course! The Breakdown Kart racers have been around for eons, but what about…..car racers? Y’know, kart racers with real-looking cars? I suppose that’s what I’d describe TTR as. It feels like a kart racer yet the vehicles have the appearance of realistic cars, vans, or trucks. Normally I’d talk about gameplay first, but hey, why not graphics this time? Let’s switch things up! So, the game has a sort of realistic look to it, like I mentioned earlier. The tracks all consist of a table (or what generally looks like somewhere in a house) with various household objects (food, bottles, etc.) spread around the track/table. As you drive your little cars around you can then knock a lot of the stuff on the track over, which is pretty fun. The cars themselves are just a mix of
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