After playing the demo, I have seen several concept problems and one bug. The bug is that I can press turbo when I have died. The concept problem is, Why have we got two bars, health and boost (turbo) ? It has no sense. The idea of having only one bar in F-Zero is because you have the risk of die if you spam the turbo button. But in this game you can spam it with no consecuences. It is really a big problem. The design of some circuits is very simple too, It could be better. And another thing is, Why wh...

No online No leaderboards Made by 1 person (stuff will never get fixed and manipulation to the developer is easy) High-speed racing game with QTE's (all buttons you press are no press to hold or toggles) Degenerate design (crashing and spinning into walls makes you go faster) Drift button is installed on 4 separate buttons instead of being a button on it's own (despite having its own button it will still be on others when you don't want to drift) 20 second laps where boost doesn't matter and health isn't t...

controller half works in the menu, then doesnt work at all in the game

As a huge Wipeout and F-Zero fan, I'm pretty excited about this. The demo was a lot of fun but I have one gripe... What advantage do you get from a pilot with a really high "flight" stat? This feels a bit weird to me as a mechanic because of how contextual it is... It sounds cool on paper but I don't understand where the advantage is... Like, more air time?... Is that good? Or is it that I am faster in the air?... Edit: Ok so I saw in the advanced stats that it says "air speed" and "...

I've gone through and beat each track (in demo, 1st place on standard for now), and here's my feedback. The gameplay is very spot on, all my old instincts took right over, I picked it up in about 5 seconds, got first on my first tries. Everything gameplay related is absolutely perfect. From the feeling of boosting into someone by accident, to screwing up a slide and rubbing along a guard rail, to zipping between boost pads by strafing. It's all great. Now for some criticism. Boost. Why was it decoupled fr...