You race the clock or other cars from a top-down view of the entire track which fits on a single screen. There is support for up to eight players locally. Game modes include time trial, championships, survival, demolition derby, an endless course to see how far you can get without crashing, air hockey, and a package delivery competition.

There are plenty of game modes and support for up to eight players to play locally. You can choose from a selection of cars with their own stats (and choose what color). A nitro boost regenerates over time, so you can get one or two boosts in per lap, depending on the track, timing, and your choice on where to use it. I really like the handling and the physics in general as they feel right to me.

Not a lot of single player content. I ran through all the championships and time trials in 90 minutes. The cars are labeled as class C or class A. The class A cars are way faster than the class C cars. There may be situations where C cars could be advantageous, maybe in tracks with a lot of tight turns, but I found the A cars to be better overall. I could play this more and get a better feel for all the cars, but I ran through the content already so I felt I could post my review. The creator has stated that more content is planned for the game, so hopefully that adds to the overall experience.

This game will accommodate those looking for a top down racing game to play locally with a group of friends. It has only about an hour's worth of single player content unless you want to go for time trial leaderboards. I have had fun with what is there, and more content should be on the way, but if you feel like you should wait and see then do so.

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