i wanted to unlock the league before i write my review as to have a clearer picture of the everything this game has to offer and i am not satisfied with the result, the game hypes that something will change when you enter the big leagues when you complete your "world tour" and unlock the league but in reality nothing changes at all.

let me tell and and btw SPOILER ALERT because i will tell you all about the league, this "world tour" or the first 32 championships you do are actually worthless and there is absolutely no reason for the player to do them because they have nothing to do with the league. so when you unlock the league you have to a yet another championship before you unlock the rankings a.k.a leaderboard so why not start with this championship when you start the game instead of this stupid "world tour" ?? anyway whatever the league is just the leaderboard of this game nothing more and nothing less.

also no end-game content at all! i mean that the only thing you do is race all day just to increase your rank in the leaderboard ?? this can become boring and worthless really fast as there isnt any incentive to do it at all so i really hope that we will see more new end-game content soon.

anyway i totally recommend to play this game but until something changes and the game becomes more worthwhile to play just get your negative vote and be happy about it.

Slop desktop auto game with market, nothing explained, forces you to run it 24/7

enjoying the game so far, looks promising. here are some feedback from the developer.

• Crate drops: The base chance is 50% per race, increasing to 60% through Mastery upgrades. Each race is a separate roll, so drops can come in streaks or take a few races.
• Collections: Adding a part permanently consumes it. Once you complete the entire set, you unlock a permanent bonus for all your current and future cars. You don’t need to equip the set! Thanks for suggesting smaller bonuses for individual contributions—we appreciate the feedback.
• Credits: You can spend them on equipment upgrades, new cars, and repairs. Equipment upgrades also require Scrap. We’re planning more uses for Credits in future updates.
• Cars: Cars purchased with Credits have the same base stats as the starter car, so you can choose your favorite look without worrying about a higher price buying better performance. Your equipment, upgrades, Mastery, and Collection bonuses drive your progression.
Progression also unlocks new item rarities in crates:
• Common and Uncommon are available from the start.
• Rare unlocks when you reach Colombia.
• Epic unlocks when you reach South Africa.

you can’t replay completed Tour stages. Once you complete all 32, you unlock League mode! Each championship takes place on a randomly selected map from those 32, matching you with online players around your ranking. Then the cycle continues with a new championship!

can we transfer our items to steam inventory?
Only Steam items can be transferred—you’ll recognize them by the [M] marker. Every item type and rarity has a Steam version, but these are quite rare!
Once you have one, right-click it and select the option to send it to your Steam inventory. From there, you can list it on the Steam Community Market.
[M] items do have very low drop rates. This scarcity was planned from the start to limit supply and encourage trading between players, without guaranteeing any market value.
Because drops are random, you might go two days without one and then get two in a single day. However, there’s no catch-up system or guaranteed timeframe: an unlucky streak doesn’t increase the next crate’s chances.

Inventory space
The initial 10 slots are just the starting capacity. You can expand your inventory through the Mastery tree, which has a final node you can keep upgrading indefinitely. Keep earning Mastery points, and you can keep adding space!

Attribute explanations
We plan to add clearer explanations in-game. Our goal is to make the interface easy to understand without filling it with screens of text, so short tooltips would fit that approach well. We’re also preparing a more complete wiki covering the game’s features and mechanics.

Collections
Each set requires one part of each specified archetype. Hover over the central item in the set to see the bonus you’ll receive when you complete it. Contributing a part permanently consumes it, and completing the set unlocks a permanent bonus for all your cars. We’ll explain this in the wiki too!

Display scaling: We’ll look into adding larger options, such as 2× and 2.5×. We initially kept the range limited because the larger settings already take up quite a bit of screen space, but we’ll see what we can do to offer a bigger scale.

Disconnection: The disconnection was due to brief server maintenance. Everything is back to normal now, and you can reconnect to the game. Thanks for your patience!

Tournaments with friends: We’re planning a private tournament mode so you can create tournaments with your friends. This is planned for a future update.

Cars currently have the same base stats so you can choose the one you like most without sacrificing performance. If one were simply better than the others, everyone would have a reason to use that same car. That said, we’re already working on a free DLC that will add more car sets with different attributes, available to all players. Stay tuned!
For offline play, the game currently requires an internet connection because race results and progression are handled by the server. That applies during both the Tour and the League.

The other 19 cars in the tour are bots, right? What will the league reward be?
The other 19 cars aren’t necessarily bots! The Tour can include other online players, offline copies of players’ cars, and bots filling the remaining spots. Offline copies and bots don’t earn rewards.
In the League, first place in a race gives a base reward of 100 Credits and 25 Mastery points, which Mastery upgrades can increase. Your overall championship placement also affects your League rating, but there’s currently no extra Credit or Mastery reward for winning the championship.
Players are still entering the League, and we’ll review its balance. We’re also planning seasons with their own rankings and a League rating reset. We’re aiming to start in the coming days, but details are still to be confirmed.