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Review of Super Woden GP on Xbox Series X/S

by Jay Aborro Jay Aborro photo Nov 2022
Cover image of Super Woden GP on Xbox Series X/S
Gamefings Score: 8
Released: 09 Nov 2022
Genre: Racing
Developer: ViJuDa
Publisher: Eastasiasoft

Introduction

Welcome, speed demons and gearheads! If your idea of fun involves careening around corners while simultaneously trying to convince the game that you are actually a very skilled driver, then 'Super Woden GP' might just be your ticket to a thrilling ride. In a glorious nod to the retro arcade racing games of yore, ViJuDa has revved up a delightful experience that smacks of nostalgia while still feeling fresh-like your dad trying to be cool by busting a move at your birthday party. Let's dust off that joystick and take a dive, shall we?

Gameplay

'Super Woden GP' places players behind the wheel of over 70 fictional cars inspired by real-world models. Yes, you can feel like a race car driver without ever facing the risk of spilling your soda while navigating the treacherous curves of an asphalt mountain pass! The game pits you against your rival racers in various environments, from frolicking around on off-road courses to skidding through city streets, ensuring you don't get bored-unless you're racing against your little sibling, in which case, boredom is guaranteed. Racing is not just about speed; it's about strategy. With the addition of pacenotes to guide you through tricky corners, there's a delightful mix of arcade thrill and racing sim familiarity. The controls are straightforward, catering to both adrenaline junkies and those of us who struggle to park our cars in the empty supermarket lot-because let's face it; it's harder than it looks. Players can even opt for easy driving controls for a friendlier experience, but good luck trying to set a record with those-it's like trying to win a race on dad's old tricycle. There's also a map-based main menu that feels suspiciously reminiscent of classic titles, which is a nice touch for seasoned gamers. Multiplayer mode is supported, allowing up to four players to engage in split-screen racing. Remember those times when you and your friends were shoving each other out of the way for the best seating arrangement in front of a TV? Well, now you get to recreate that chaos in Woden GP, but with the added charm of pixelated cars. If you manage not to throw a pillow at someone, consider it a win!

Graphics

In the graphics department, 'Super Woden GP' opts for that retro look reminiscent of colorful arcade games from the '90s. More pixelated than a modern racing title but less fuzzy than your grandma's VHS collection of '80s soap operas, the visuals are a charming retro treat. The isometric perspective allows players a unique view of the racing action, sometimes leading to potentially frustrating moments where parts of the environment obscure visibility-like race car Tetris. However, for fans of nostalgia, it's a welcome step back in time, wrapped in cheerful colors.

Conclusion

'Super Woden GP' is a joyful homage to the racing games of the past, infused with modern gameplay elements that keep it from feeling stale. Whether you're dodging rivals or trying to outrun your own low skill level, ViJuDa has crafted a game that captivates, excites, and brings back memories of youth. With more than enough content, including competitive leaderboards and multiplayer fun, it's perfect for both casual drivers and serious racers looking for a solid challenge without the hefty price tag or a car in the real world. If you've ever wanted to chase down a rainbow while racing an imaginary car, grab your controller and buckle up-'Super Woden GP' is here to take you on a whimsical ride that you didn't know you needed. So, set your engines; it's time to race!

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