Bang Bang Racing

Bang Bang Racing is a good overhead racing game with major issues to overlook. The first issue is every time you turn your car, the chase camera swings to adjust. Its a gentle sway, but it often goes back and forth for the most minor of adjustment. It can be stomach churning, but there is always a fixed camera angle. The second issue is that an entire event can play as if its in slow motion when others are fine. Sometimes the slow motion accelerates to the smooth speed the game usually has. Even the fireworks at the end make the game slow down. I can recommend adjusting your screen resolution, but on a computer that can play ultra max settings on grander games, its just odd. With those out of the way, I can tell you about the game itself. The game plays great with a keyboard and mouse or just a 360 controller. It plays like a lot of overhead racers, left and right to steer with a nitro

As a seasoned player of this game, I would recommend it as a 7/10, but it is definitely not without flaws. I'll list the pros, cons and debatable features from my experience so you can decide if you think you'll enjoy it as much as I did! Pros - 4 Player splitscreen, a rarity on PC. I spent most of my time playing this mode. - Simple and yet brilliantly original car damage/pit stop system - Good variety of tracks with different routes - Car class system lets you pick the speed you want to race at - Plenty of unlockable car liveries - Each racing class has a car that is strongest at something different (one for handling, one top speed etc.) - 8 cars on track is refreshing as lots of arcade racers only have 4 Cons - Computer controlled cars rely on "rubber banding" (If they drop too far behind they will go irrationally fast to catch you, but the same works in your favour if you fall behi

I like these minicars games and this one is great, the minicars has physics like real cars, and I find it super fun, you can feel the velocity (and the wall you hit right after!). Graphics are very good, maybe you get a little dizzy with the camera, because it follows the car like a real camera, so there is a delay in the movement. Some people complained about it but I found it amusing that the game tries to mimic reality while still keeping cars and stuff like toys (fun!). The game becomes faster and faster as you progress, and the AI is good, after completing the tracks on first place, you can play again to face better AI (hard mode). There has some issues, achievements are not working, max resolution is Full HD, but it's a simple and fun game. I can recommend some others too: Mini Motor Racing X Toybox Turbos Little Racers STREET Ultimate Racing 2D Game On!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJIAdk_389M I have a thing about games which remind me of Super Off-Road, and this reminds me of Super Off-Road. Lots of tiny little cars zooming around cute and colourful tracks, with silly power-ups and nitro and things in the way. It's just fun. The down side is that there is no banging of any sort. Whatever sort you were expecting.

Bang Bang Racing doesn’t want to be just another isometric racer. It’s design leans heavily toward that of classic arcade racing, uninterested the cartoony power ups and lightweight vehicles so pervasive in the genre, focusing its energy into crafting a very physical racing sensation even at the cost of neglecting everything else in the game. And it definitely shows. Bang Bang Racing’s core racing experience is tight and fast, with cars that carry a deliberate weight as you spin around corners, and aggressive AI that holds tight to the line between challenging and unfair. The sense of speed feels amazing as you slam down on the boost and try not to wreck and your newfound velocity, something that’s difficult to land when you’re viewing the game from the viewpoint of a trailing helicopter. It’s some of the most engaging racing I’ve ever had in an isometric racer, but it’s also the first