You know what essentially the most annoying a part of driving a automotive is? The undeniable fact that your wheels have to remain on the bottom. C’mon now, that is 2018, it’s the long run! Where are the flying vehicles? The vehicles that may drive up partitions and round ceilings? Give us a few of...
Time should be warping because it’s 2018 and a brand new Rollcage game simply launched. While not formally a sequel, Grip: Combat Racing by Caged Element is unmistakably kin to the cult PSX rough-and-tumble future racer, and out now. Featuring symmetrical armoured jet-cars that don’t have any idea of ‘upside down’ and tracks that don’t...
I’ve by no means been a lot for real-world racing video games. They all simply really feel so mundane in comparison with the options that videogames current, like thundering alongside at a thousand miles per hour in F-Zero, thumping over an inconceivable rollercoaster observe in Wipeout or bouncing wildly off the partitions in underrated PSX...
