A fun game at first but posess really little challenge, I completed the game to 100% and now I don't know why I should really play it, maybe only if my friends had the game and we could play it together, but that's it.

Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the game for all it was worth, I was happy to see that there is a track creator, but last time I played it the track creator was very buggy and confusing to use, with limited props and a glitchy pathway system.

The game plays like any other kid friendly racing game, Mario Kart, Crash Team Racing etc. You choose your car, you have the start boost, you get boost for drifting and you get power ups, nothing too special but it also lets you drive on a kitchen counter, there's charm to the game but it really doesn't differ too much from it's more successful counterparts.

During campaign you can buy and unlock new cars and skins for the cars to make your car more yours, you can give it upgrades until you upgrade all your cars and get the achievement, but that really is it, the upgrades are only for the campaign mode, not for multiplayer, which has it's positives and negatives, positives in the fact that everyone has an equal chance, negatives the fact that you spend your ingame money on upgrades that you will probably have a use in like once or twice, and then the campaign ends.

Oh yeah, the game also gives you a replay addition, cool huh? Shame that the replay A.I. sometimes forgets where you actually went and you end up crashing into walls during your replay, even if you have not crashed once during the actual race, greaaat.

Multiplayer: So the game is not popular, and you could probably see it if you played it, there isn't many people playing it, shame actually because the game is best when played with other people.

I'd say buy the game only if you have friends to play it with, it's not really a game to play on your own unless you just want to fill up your achievement pool with some more easily accuired achievements.

I recommend the game because it has charm and it's fun to play, but I suggest buying it if it is on a sale, don't waste £6.99 on this game, or like I wasted £10 when it first came out, it has it's charm but as a one off achievement grab game, it's not worth the price.

I rate this game at 5 out of 10 mini ferrarri's

A fun game at first but posess really little challenge, I completed the game to 100% and now I don't know why I should really play it, maybe only if my friends had the game and we could play it together, but that's it. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the game for all it was worth, I was happy to see that there is a track creator, but last time I played it the track creator was very buggy and confusing to use, with limited props and a glitchy pathway system. The game plays like any other kid friendly racing game, Mario Kart, Crash Team Racing etc. You choose your car, you have the start boost, you get boost for drifting and you get power ups, nothing too special but it also lets you drive on a kitchen counter, there's charm to the game but it really doesn't differ too much from it's more successful counterparts. During campaign you can buy and unlock new cars and skins for the cars to make your car more yours, you can give it upgrades until you upgrade all your cars and get the achievement, but that really is it, the upgrades are only for the campaign mode, not for multiplayer, which has it's positives and negatives, positives in the fact that everyone has an equal chance, negatives the fact that you spend your ingame money on upgrades that you will probably have a use in like once or twice, and then the campaign ends. Oh yeah, the game also gives you a replay addition, cool huh? Shame that the replay A.I. sometimes forgets where you actually went and you end up crashing into walls during your replay, even if you have not crashed once during the actual race, greaaat. Multiplayer: So the game is not popular, and you could probably see it if you played it, there isn't many people playing it, shame actually because the game is best when played with other people. I'd say buy the game only if you have friends to play it with, it's not really a game to play on your own unless you just want to fill up your achievement pool with some more easily accuired achievements. I recommend the game because it has charm and it's fun to play, but I suggest buying it if it is on a sale, don't waste £6.99 on this game, or like I wasted £10 when it first came out, it has it's charm but as a one off achievement grab game, it's not worth the price. I rate this game at 5 out of 10 mini ferrarri's