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Review of Mini Motor Racing X on PS4

by Chucky Chucky photo Dec 2019
Cover image of Mini Motor Racing X on PS4
Gamefings Score: 8
Platform: PS4 PS4 logo
Released: 17 Dec 2019
Genre: Racing
Developer: The Binary Mill
Publisher: The Binary Mill

Introduction

Welcome to the strange and wonderfully small world of "Mini Motor Racing X," where your virtual cars might be the size of your thumb, but the fun is as big as your ego after winning an argument on the internet. Strap in, because we're about to race through this review like a toddler on a sugar rush.

Gameplay

In this isometric racing odyssey, it's all about drifting and nitrous boosts rather than the mundane act of driving. Yes, forget everything you learned in driver's ed; this is racing with the logic of Mario Kart, minus blue shells (thank goodness). You'll master powerslides while crashing into as many bewildered pedestrians as possible, who have the audacity to just stand there and watch. Don't worry, car damage is non-existent. As in real life, you can ram into anything without a care in the world; it's refreshing until you realize you're still responsible for your rental car. Players earn cash for finishing races, even if they cross the finish line in last place. This virtual currency can be spent on purchasing or upgrading vehicles, ensuring that even the slowest driver can feel like a speed demon with the right upgrades. The game supports various control schemes, giving you the option to play with whatever makes sense - unless you're using a Sony Xperia Play, in which case, good luck with that. Multiplayer is where "Mini Motor Racing X" really shines. Imagine gathering your friends for a warm and delightful evening of virtual carnage, with competitive leaderboards to make friends question your decisions in life. The game accommodates up to four players via WiFi, while Bluetooth mode allows a quaint two-player experience. Just don't be surprised if you end up in a race for your dignity too.

Graphics

Visually, the game excels with its vibrant HD graphics. Sure, we're in a miniature world, but that doesn't mean the aesthetics have to look like a half-hearted playground project. The tracks and cars look surprisingly lovely, making you forget for a second that they're the size of your dog's chew toy. Isometric views provide a unique perspective, and while they might give newbies a learning curve sharper than any racetrack corner, seasoned racers won't even break a sweat. The environments are well-crafted, from the racetracks acquired from the 'Small World' theme park to various colorful backgrounds that add a sprinkle of charm to the mayhem. However, fair warning: the track physics can sometimes feel as buggy as your least favorite uncle at a family gathering. Don't be alarmed when your car seems to bounce off walls like someone who's just had one too many down at the local pub.

Conclusion

If you're a fan of top-down racing games or looking for a pick-me-up after a long day spent contemplating your life choices, "Mini Motor Racing X" delivers solid entertainment in a compact package. With addictive gameplay, solid graphics, and the promise of multiplayer mayhem, it's hard not to recommend it. Just be prepared for a good mix of skill and good old-fashioned luck as you drift your way to glory. Overall, this isn't just a game; it's a smorgasbord of chaos styled like a fun-sized candy bar: sweet, a little nutty, and likely to give you a sugar crash before bed. So, grab your controller, adjust your seat (or your friends), and prepare for one hell of a miniature ride!

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