22 Racing Series | RTS-Racing

Edit: Due to the amount of various issues with the game that I had, as well as a lack of meaningful single-player content and progression, I decided to refund the game. Not that it was at a bad price, mechanically it felt amazing, but after trying some of the more advanced tracks, I found the game to be more frustrating than anything else. In VS AI matches on said maps, AI cars will bash you mercilessly and yeet your vehicle way into the surrounding areas way off the track. Meanwhile, playing against ghosts will have you playing against a few players with many hours previously on other platforms min-maxing the track times where, for a beginner, you may struggle to land a jump without resetting 3 out of 5 times. I still think the game is worth recommending. If I was more hardcore at racing games, I would have kept it, and will happily recommend it to people looking for a challenge. Original review below: Cool and interesting idea for a game. The RTS upgrading system works super well, and the racing is incredibly fast and fluid. Physics seems cool as well. For the people experiencing sliding (I've seen this a lot on YouTube coverage), that's part of the game and as the tutorial explains, you build up grip as you build up speed, these cars are not designed to drive slowly, and you need to drive fast to build up enough down force to drive on certain parts of the track. DRS also increases speed but decreases grip as it reduces the down force, which is important to note as you are not always driving on the floor and gravity is a thing (and you are not magnetically stuck to the track either). As a PSA, it currently doesn't seem to want to run on Steam Deck, but devs have stated they are working on it in my chat with them in the forums.

Never mind this ♥♥♥♥ is nft based I'll hold a L on this one, f**k my life cant have s**t no more Original review(liked it): Its Wipeout 2097 has some bugs but devs seem kinda speedy with it

A quick review to call notice to this being on sale for a tiny $2.49 right now. It's a hell of an interesting sci-fi racer, its development has just been in limbo for quite a while. Quite a while. When you see "The last update made by the developers was over 6 years ago" on the store page of course you're going to think this is as dead as dead gets, as I did. But not so! At least, probably not so. A developer's account still hangs around the game's Steam forum and says the studio is picking up contract work to hopefully keep the lights on, but updates have been made and maybe there's a 1.0 someday. But no guarantees, certainly. Worth the two fiddy gamble from my perspective just in case the updates start happening again, and what's here now is worth a couple bucks anyway. Briefly, it's a 360 degree tunnel racer like Gravity Chase or Velocity G or the underrated Gamecube exclusive, Tube Slider. But being fairly early in early access, there's only the framework of a full game here -- a few various race types against AI bots on what looked like 18(?) different tracks, online races which I assume don't work, and a fairly lengthy tutorial. Speaking of the tutorial, one of the games downfalls is there's just too many controls at work. You can accelerate, and use a speed boost, and unlock your dampers for more speed (so you would be holding 3 buttons at this point), or wait until your plasma something or other is charged up for a lightspeed blur of speed. There's regular steering, and counter steering, and a gravity indicator, and ways to flip your vehicle, and on and on too much. It doesn't need all this. If they're ever going to work on it again, they should pare the controls down a bit. The racing is incredibly fast, some of fastest racing I've ever seen, and the neon cybertubes you race in are cool as hell, especially the less realistic stylized series of tracks. Again, just a framework of a full game but an interesting one with a lot of potential, a neat curio to have in your library for a couple bucks. And who knows, maybe Cybersanta delivers a 1.0 some day.

Really good with a wheel and in VR. If you like sim racing, you'll like this.

[h1] Experiienced in VR Using The Valve Index [/h1] WOW! Amazing! No other VR game has ever come close to this with the sense of immersion and the feelings that you get while speeding through these tracks at over 1000km per hour. The most fun I have ever had in a VR game. Watch my Live Stream to understand what my feelings were during this experience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me7llGmBNaI 2070 Super i7 9700k 16 GB DDR4

Been playing this whenever they've been running their demos. Ill comeback and update the review whenever I get more time in. Super excited to play the other tracks aside from Coast. Think drone racing but with car physics. Its very fast paced and can be super competitive. The upgrading system feels super smooth while driving. Would love to see where this goes.

Spent 20 minutes trying to map all of the controls only for the game to reset my work. Not worth it. Go play Redout 1/2 instead. Better yet, go play Tube Slider, a functioning game from 2003.

There's a bit of a learning curve to getting buttons set and figuring out how to go fast and maintain control. Once you put in a touch of time though, it's a blast. Running this in VR with a wheel (has force feedback too) is a wild ride. Look forward to getting better and seeing more tracks released. Really enjoying this, keep up the great work devs!

Cool game.