Grip

Excellent game

The media could not be loaded.  Hey Guys check the video - that's the easiest way to see if You'll like the Game.For those of you still reading, the game is reminscent of the old ROLL CAGE games which were on PS1 back in the days. The games were really cool because you could drive on the wall and ceilings. This game is a mix between Motorstorm on the PS3 and Roll Cage on the PS1. The Graphics on the Nintendo Switch Version are seemingly below average and the Framerate is not a constant 30FPS which really effects the gameplay performance. Games such as Fast RMX and Mario Kart provide a much better performance and steady FPS than this game does at the moment. The developers have done very well to get the game onto Nintendo Switch however they need to make a few more tweaks for it to run perfectly. I think once the game has a steady frame rate it will be Brilliant. Hopefully they should be able to do this in an update.Also the split screen mode looks like its running in 640x480 resolution ! They quality looks so bad its almost laughable - you can literally compare it to ROLL CAGE on the PS1. They have obviously done this to help the game run smoother but what it does is greatly reduces the draw distance in the game which means its very hard to see obstacles which are coming up.Great Game, but it needs a few tweaks to be playable. I shall be returning my copy until I hear news of the game being updated and much more playable.

Good graphics good but to be honest I’ve only played it once or twice because I bought grid auto sport and it been played non stop grid auto sport that is

Good

This game is fun, however the gameplay is very repetitive and you may get bored after 10 or so hours. Still not bad for the price and fun multiplayer

Nephew loves it, he's a happy boy!

High-speed futuristic racing games have long been a staple on pretty much every console since the dawn of time, and they either go down in video game history as being great games (Wipeout, the F-Zero franchise, San Francisco Rush 2049) or disappear into oblivion. For me, this is definitely in the latter category. I thought the visuals were fine, but soundtrack was drowned out by SFX and the menu/set up music got irritating very quickly. The game doesn't really handle the high speeds well at all; if you are unfortunate enough to go over a ramp or collide with something you have no control whatsoever until you finally stop bouncing around. But the most disappointing thing of all was that the game just wasn't... fun.

My grandson loved this game