I hate that steam only has binary recommend/don't recommend options. Ultimately I don't want to give it a thumbs down because it's a fun, pretty, optimized, and polished game with tons of content... if you pay the subscription. If, like me, you're willing to fork over, it's a great experience, but calling this game "free to play" is extremely dishonest bordering on false advertising. If you don't pay, you get:
- Track editor (only to make tracks, you need the subscription to play other people's tracks)
- 10 official tracks that rotate every 3 months.
- That's it.

I like this game, I don't really regret paying the subscription, it's probably a better monetization model than the standard live-service affair of battlepasses and FOMO stores, but do go into this "free to play" game knowing that the subscription is essentially mandatory.