80's Night

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eye hurt

After 20000 i give up. It´s endless :/

This game and Neon Drive were made by the same company. It feels like Neon Drive was a proto type for what this game, 80's Night, would be come. This is still barely a game though, but is still a big improvement over Neon Drive. So what's the objective of this game? you hold W to drive straight, you use A and D to turn left and right to change lanes and avoid hitting other cars. You keep driving as to get points. that's it. you get achievements based on points. In order to get said achievements, you have to quit the game. so if you do go from 0 to 5000 in one setting, you will get every single achievement in the game at the same time. Making it look like you used SAM or something like that, so be aware. Anyways, so how is this game different from Neon Drive? Both have 4 lanes of traffic, however in Neon Drive, the right lane is always empty so you can just stay there and keep going. In 80s Night, all 4 lanes have traffic so it's already an improvement there making it you actually have to play' In Neon Drive, there's no auto straighten. so you're constantly tapping A and D to try to stay in the lane you're in till you change. but they improved that in this game. once you finish turning, you automatically straighten out going forward, very good! This game has achievements where Neon Drive does not. There does seem to be more progression to actually work for in Neon Drive, as you earn money by driving and can buy different cars. I never earned enough to buy one as the game was too boring for me to play more than a few minutes with no achievements to go for. 80s Night isn't much better but at least there's achievements to work for. I played it long enough to get them all, and that's it. this is barely a game, good for shutting your mind off for a bit to just passively drive with reflexes as you listen to a podcast to get achievements. Neither this nor Neon Drive have music. If you just want an easy driving game you can get a bunch of Letter achievements for, play this for about 20 minutes and you're good. Don't bother with Neon Drive. this one is hardly worth it either.

ネオンカラーの片側4車線道路をただひたすら走るゲームです。見えている街には永遠に着きません（多分）。 周囲の車は時速60kmより少し遅い速度で車線変更もせず、真っ直ぐいに走っています。それらの間を縫って走り、スコア5000点で全実績解除です。放置ではぶつかるので、一応、操作が必要です。↑で加速、↓で減速、←→で左右の移動です。 エンジン音は有りますが、BGMは無し。しかし、裏でYouTubeなんか使って、"80s lo-fi driving music"なんかでひっかかった曲を流すと雰囲気バッチリです。自動で走れれば、チルなBGVになったかも。 定価ではとてもオススメできませんが、9割引なら実績解除の足しにいいかなあってレベルです。

Need song.

[h1]#tinygamereviews[/h1] Like playing a crappy version of Rock Band, but without any variability in pace, difficulty, or any music at all. I guess it's not really like Rock Band. Or it is. If you squint and play your own music. [list] [*][b][u]Overall Score[/u][/b]: 1/5 [/list] [hr][/hr] [h1]Full Review[/h1] [table] [tr] [td]Playability[/td] [td]3/5[/td] [td]You go straight the whole time except when you weave between cars. There's a maximum speed and no reason not to always go that fast.[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Difficulty[/td] [td]1/5[/td] [td]There might be a couple of tricky weaves here and there, but the only reason they're tricky is because the rest of the game is insanely easy.[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Graphics[/td] [td]1/5[/td] [td]There's nothing to it. Static background, like 3 different types of cars that you pass, and nothing else.[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Sound[/td] [td]0/5[/td] [td]Just the sound of your car's engine and a slight "woosh" as you pass cars. It doesn't even have a sW33t vaporwave track like every other game of its type,[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Story & Writing[/td] [td]N/A[/td] [td]Nothing to see here.[/td] [/tr] [/table] iT's 80'S bEcAuSe NeOn!!!11 I say it's like Rock Band because when you stare straight ahead at all of the other cars driving down the road (I'm not even sure they're moving forward, themselves, come to think of it) at the exact same steady pace, when your vision blurs just a little bit out of boredom, it looks kind of like Rock Band. There is also no music at all, so it is very much [i]not[/i] like Rock Band in this way. It's a bad comparison. It's also a bad game on the whole. While there's something a little zen about weaving your car back and forth for a few minutes at a steady pace, that's really all [i]80's Night[/i] is worth. A few minutes. Since it almost always seems to be on sale, I guess it's like dropping a couple quarters into a janky arcade machine ([i]OMG SO 80'S[/i]), then walking away when you decide it's crap. [table equalcells=1] [tr] [th]BEST[/th] [th]WORST[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td]It's weirdly satisfying.[/td] [td]There is absolutely no variability. I'm not even convinced that the cars you pass are randomly-generated.[/td] [/tr] [/table] [list] [*][b][u]In-Game Purchases[/u][/b]: None [*][b][u]Learning Curve[/u][/b]: Easy [*][b][u]Replayability[/u][/b]: Low [*][b][u]Recommended Purchase Price[/u][/b]: $0 [/list]