In career mode the several cups are 'locked' to a certain amount of HP in the vehicles, so you can go back and replay those tracks knowing that you aren't outpacing your rivals because you upgraded your car more than what is *normal* for that category (100 HP, 250HP, etc).

The leaderboards are nice to have, you can compare your times and sometimes if you get intrigued by your friends' times, you give it another try wanting to get close or beat that time. It doesn't look like a mobile game anymore. This game is different, it is a good looker and runs smooth as silk. However Riptide GP2 was a direct port of the mobile version, and performed well but was super ugly and lacked colour and everything (pop in was everywhere too). The Use of Tobacco message in the ratings killed me off.Ĭlick to expand.Yes, the company made Hydro Thunder Hurricane -no mobile version for that- on the Xbox 360 and Riptide GP2 on the X1, which I have. The game is rated E for everyone -great for families as I said, too. To paraphrase the developers: 'Test your skills in 6 different game modes on 15 imaginative 3D race tracks, against a pack of tropical-loving rivals with a serious case of road rage!'. It is a game that can get you easily hooked. That's where other vehicles excel, but maybe they aren't that good in the tarmac as the sports car. a sports car excels in the typical road tarmac and other flat, stable surfaces, but have a harder time in other surfaces, like clay and stuff. Some vehicles behave better on some surfaces like others. You can unlock game modes, championships, several CC -100HP, 250HP, 500HP and 1000HP- (afaik, gotta check if there is a 750HP mode-). It has a lot of car models, but not the kind of cars you expect, there is a bit of everything, even a lunar car.

I think this game deserves a Digital Foundry article. It features split-screen for up to 6 players and it is a great game for families, to play with friends, or to play alone. The only downside is that for a racer where you see a lot of road ahead of you, the AF is low, about 4xAF. The game runs at native 1080p and 60 fps. This is an incredibly fun ( unlike others like Project Root which I purchased thinking it was good and it was so bad) indie title by Vector Unit, with lots of modes and graphically cute, and most of all, it is perfectly stable, it never falters, framerate wise.

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