Distance

Alright, i've came back, completed campaign mode and a bit of arcade. My opinion is that i still don't recommend buying it, if you expect racing game. This is platformer with QTEs first, cars second. You know how doom 2016 and doom eternal sometimes are jokingly called "Music Album with a free game"? Unironically, i found and bought this game because of soundtrack. It goes hard. Gameplay? Less so. <-- the only thing i should add to this is that visuals are also extremely good. Both hard carry this game. In terms of campaigns, first one is the "good stuff" - teaches you mechanics; has... plot, i guess; but the reason i like it the most, is that it's built with flight in mind. Now granted, there aren't a lot of sections with it, but they are spread around, they are great. Why do i mention it? Because second campaign literally has no flight. It wouldn't be that much of a problem, if not for the fact that without wings, car is practically uncontrollable in the air (yes, even with hotkeys included). Its gravity, world gravity and camera all seem to live in different dimensions. So when track's up and down are not aligned with the usual directions, the moment you try to land on it, camera becomes too drunk. Speaking of gravity, "gripping" to roads after sucessful landing is quite inconsistent. You can land on all 4 wheels and still slide off the road, do the very same after reset, and connect perfectly. Why? I don't know. Oh, and third campaign is good, but too short. About "quick time events" bit. Unless entire track is in your memory in advance, prepare to reset a lot. There is quite a number very precise sections, and it doesn't help that slightest bump makes you fly into the space. If you want racing game with cool visuals, i'd say to check out other options first. This one just doesn't quite cut it.