Recent reviews by xVyeRoMyu

I picked this up on sale, but it turned out to be a rather lackluster experience. The capped speed felt too slow, and the tracks were incredibly repetitive, almost identical with each other. The race was so boring that I nearly fell asleep. On the bright side, it did provide a decent amount of achievements tho.

Certified millennium classic.

Its a casual, affordable, and easy to 100% experience in a day where your brain is actually braining. It's not a shovelware because you actually have to solve puzzles to earn them (achievements), which are then can be usable on your profile showcase.

This game is primarily designed for players who prioritize earning achievements. If you're interested in quality gameplay, you'll be disappointed. Expect numerous technical issues, including inaccurate enemy hit detection, bad cloud collision, and severe problems with Steam itself. The game floods Steam's database with rapid achievement notifications (which is called shovelware), overwhelming the system and causing it to consume excessive memory, do CTRL + SHIFT + ESC to open Task Manager and you can see that it somehow took 98% of your memory usage. This can lead to Steam becoming unresponsive or crashing, requiring a forced shutdown of both the application and its web processes.

I promise that my friend gave me this.

The game heavily relies on microtransactions, with some content completely inaccessible without paying, like buildings and heroes. While it's not strictly "p2w" in a direct PvP sense, joining a guild with members who have invested heavily in microtransactions provides a significant advantage and a more comfortable gameplay experience for you.

So, a p2w guild can also benefit you if you're a f2p player.

The game is addicting, but waiting time can ruin the experience for you.

I stopped playing the game because there's no WASD movement, WASD is an universal knowledge, its the basic of the basic. My point is that movement is an integral part of every games, and if a game forces me to learn new movement pattern which I don't even enjoy in the first place, it feels like an unnecessary challenge and a dump ways to lose a customer.

You could just add an option to satisfy both types of movement player, like how hard can it be?

If you remember those old arcade racing games that you could find on a mall, this one captures a similar vibe. For a very small investment (particularly during discounts) you can have a good time. Just be prepared to use third-party modifications to fix the resolution and graphics (or to play on native). It's an older game, so expect a lack of modern conveniences and a somewhat clunky interface, much like you'd see on a PS2 games.

This game emphasizes active play over idling, despite its title. However, the pet system is a major flaw. Pets go on CD simply by being equipped or swapped, and this is compounded by paywalled features. This makes it excessively difficult to utilize multiple pets, especially when trying to build bonds, which also have long CD. The effort required to unlock a second pet slot is also unreasonably time-consuming.

This game is the true definition of "There are plenty of fishes on the sea".

Terrible game, I played this only for the achievements.