
Get parts from the gacha and customise your own original machine. Win a variety of races and aim for the top of the Grand Prix!




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This is a simple-looking racing game with a clever concept for playing a machine to get parts to build your own car, a decent variety of tracks and game modes, and local multiplayer too, but it's most unique aspect is also its most frustrating because it makes for an exceptionally difficult game. Single player involves potentially a ton of grinding to get money to play the machine for parts, and at times makes winning races feel impossible against highly-skilled AI. In the end it's just way too difficult for all but hardcore racers who don't mind near-endless grinding and frustration to improve and play through the game. So while it's not a bad game and I appreciate the uniqueness of the car-building elements I cannot recommend it even for fans of the developer/publisher. Stick to their fighting franchises.
🕘 IMPRESSION: * Year 2018: Game released * 15 min ago: Thanks Dev for a free copy * 15 min later: Better than expecation :) * 6 hours later: Not fun to play anymore :( 🟢 = Available +1 🔴 = Not available -1 EXPECTATION CHECKLIST: 🟢 Trap & Boost Abilities 🟢 Racing many laps in a same Circuit track 🟢 Random Upgrade 🟢 Random Downgrade 🟢 Vehicle Parts Management 🔴 Racing Point A to Point B 🔴 Difficulty Management 🔴 Ghost Car Training iMeter SCORED iNTEREST METER DISCOUNT? COMMUNITY REVIEWER A+ 5 Loving it No Wait - - A 4 Liked it No Wait - - B 2-3 Half satisfied Wait 50% ✔ - C 1 Less Interested Wait 75% - - D 0 Not what you need Wait 100% - ✔ 🏅 Community Rating: Mixed 🔎 Long Version Checklist ➜ Reveal 📢 Disclaimer about Short Hours & English Error ➜ Read Here ⚖️ iMeter {C} Worth a play, if you enjoy Random Surprise from a
I've expect a Good TDA Racer. And Gotcha Racing 2nd is one of them. But mixing in Gachapon elements? Might be bad. but this isn't. Spending gold on gachapons rather than IRL Cash great let alone NO MICRO-TRANSACTION. Game play is how I expected (Even w/o Online MP). Race to win. Speedrun any tracks. And random Mini Games of 2. The key is: Getting the Best Parts and beef'em up to make it confident on Time Trials and show who the fastest. The Multiplayer is limited to Offline of 4 players. and not Online of 12 to 24 players. At least there's Remote Play and Share Play support. Music-wise is good overall. The soundtrack seems underrated even for ASW standard. SFX-wise is the game hit the rough spot as if the sound mixing is poor. some glitches out, some goes in and out, some are loud, and some are quiet. Overall. The game is underrated, but good. despite my hate for RNG element. I go ahead
Game is very well presented with lots of charm but admittedly has the quality of a mobile game (and priced accordingly so at 2$ on sale). As a long time racing game player, I'd say it's not a bad purchase at all and it's even a better value than most AAA garbage coming out. Honestly? I'd love to see a proper racing game with these gacha mechanics or at least one with its issues ironed out. Despite being a "gacha" game it's not at all grindy or difficult once you learn how the driving model is, how stats work (high top speed + low drift = ez wins), and do fusion with parts that have a unique highest stat so it's not a dice roll. The ugly: - Luck can definitely screw you over, but I had no issues in carrying my E class rolls up to B class - The dirt roads just reduce your top speed stat by about 25 points or so, there's no loss of grip or vehicle type advantages - Collisions are stupid
Fun and simple racing games. I got it on sale for $2. Customization is a rabbit hole! Worth it!
It's right there in the name. In this game you progress exclusively through gacha. No trade ups, no individual purchase options for upgrades, it won't even let you choose the color of your automobile, it's all decided by the RNGesus. While this unorthodox idea may sound funny, its only worth a few laughs when the game persistently carries the same joke for an eternity. So is this a decent racing game excluding the RNG factor. uh, no. The driving experience is pitiful. Within 0.5 seconds of you hitting the gas your car will be at its peak performance, at 6th gear with max RPM. In spite of the inflated tachometer number attempting to bring some sense of speed into the dull gameplay cars still feel slow as ♥♥♥♥. It's like you're always stuck in second gear- I'll be thinking of Gotcha Racing 2nd whenever I hear that verse from now. Having max RPM at 95% of race also means that depends on th
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