Super Street: The Game

Okay, Super Street: The Game, the game that has potential but needs *alot* of work before it will be considered worth the price i paid for it. 1. Customization: Okay so the first point i would like to make is the Customization options for the cars in this game are pretty in depth, as always though there is always more that could be done. Front bumpers, rear bumpers, sideskirts, front/rear lights, hoods, roof scoops etc. One flaw i found with the performance upgrades is that the first option effects the tuning exactly the same way the very last option does but the prices are different. (Engine upgrades aren't like this thankfully) There are also a few obvious bugs with the placement of some of the parts, the interior seats when changed to aftermarket ones are actually floating. (not sure if thats just an issue with my car (The S15 crossed with an Acura NSX) 2. Menus/Interface: The inter

I tell you what. I really wish Steam's review system wasn't just "Yes" or "No." I do recommend this game. But only if you play it with a few prerequisites. 1. Make sure you play it with a controller. Seriously. Don't even bother trying to play it with KB/M. 2. Make sure you learn how to drift, and how to slow down on turns. Don't expect Blackbox Need For Speed levels of handling. It feels simultaneously heavy when turning but also extremely lightweight at the same time with collisions and wrecks. 3. Put on a music playlist of your own when playing. The in-game tracks are extremely forgettable and just downright boring to listen to, and there's only like 4-5 tracks that play. 4. Do NOT buy this game at full price. It is seriously not worth $25. If you follow these criteria while playing, you'll find that the game is honestly pretty decent, and that the game's main selling point, the

I never normally write reviews, however this game is infuriating beyond belief. First of the game is unstable it's crashed 5 times in the 5.3 hours i have played it, second the races are complete RNG if you win or not for example, the AI's cars are much faster than yours to begin with and their handling physics puts Need for Speed Most Wanted (the 2005 one) to shame, allowing them to go around corners much faster than you and brake much later than they should be able to, even with a fully upgraded car the handling feels like an aircraft carrier. the game was delayed once already originally due to release on september the 4th, then was supposed to be released on september the 11th but missed its own release date which really speaks volumes about the quality you're dealing with. TLDR: Avoid like the plague. Update: I recently finished the game and it appears that you can only have 1 car,

This game is possibly one of the worst racing games I have played. There are worse games yes, but they usually price themselves at a couple of cents or a dollar maybe, but this game has the audacity to charge $50. Yet you get a game where your car can't turn and the physics are god awful. The customization is really good, but that doesn't mean anything when you can barely drive.