I Need Spirit: Off Road Edition

First off this game needs to be tested Second this concept needs some kind of purpose Third this idea needs a better reason to even be played.

To enjoy "Need for Spirit: Off-Road Edition" you indeed need a big helping of an alcoholic beverage of your choice. For us sober people however this game is just what it is: trash. Ah, 2019! We didn't have Covid, Putin was still the "nice dictator" and Atomik Fabrik still released games that weren't asset flips. "Need for Spirit: Off-Road Edition" is from that time and ... well, it's not really much better than their asset flips, just less ethically questionable. Without much fanfare you get tossed into a world with the simple task of "here's 10 minutes and a monster truck (?), find that thing!". What thing? Where? And why are the physics so damn wonky? No idea. All the while a short, annoying music clip is looping in the background. So you drive your vehicle around the scene, curse about the bad handling which either sends you careening off the road at the slightest turn or lets you get stuck on invisible obstacles (I love how there seems to be an invisible wall IN THE DAMN LAKE). Needless to say I couldn't find the thing I had to find as driving the dang truck is just too frustrating. Apparently there are two more maps - ice world and mars surface - but I'm not going to bother, sorry. It's just all so ... meh. And it's no surprise really: it's all cobbled together from various assets without much thought. The map isn't made for this vehicle, it's just there because it was a free asset pack and looked good. There's preciously little "game design" here and just telling me to "find that thing" without the slightest attempt to make the journey worth my time isn't enough, sorry. [code][url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/assetflipreviews]Join my Steam group[/url] for more reviews of asset flips and trash games[/code]