Will You Wheel?

РЕКОМЕНДУЮ! За 150 грн бомба а не гра, граєьтся прекрасно і на залізі 2014 року(хоч і в 12 фпс), мега затягує, за день почти 5.5 годин награв

Great game, Even in early access it has great potential to be one of the best car games. some motor experience. required

I actually really like the game, but unfortunately, there are a few points I have to criticize. The game world feels incredibly lazy; around the buildings you can buy, there’s just brown ground—everything else is green. For the carbon specialist, they could have added a workshop or at least a parking space, but no—they place the building 100 meters away from the road and surround it with brown dirt. It just sucks, honestly. It’s the same story with the purchasable workshop. Plus, whenever you order parts, they spawn way too far away, which is incredibly annoying. The second issue is vehicle performance and driving physics. How is it possible that a turbocharged 6-cylinder feels so sluggish, and you practically need a V8 just to drift a little? Please change this; it’s ridiculous when a toy car is faster than an inline-4. And why does a rear-wheel-drive BMW understeer in every corner as if it were front-wheel drive? Another thing that really bugs me is that once you install the lowering kit, you can't drive over anything anymore. For example, I can't even get my E36 out of the home garage, even though there’s clearly plenty of clearance. I also noticed that in the rival race against the M4, a huge number of checkpoints are misplaced. It makes me wonder: does the dev actually play the game themselves, or do they just slap it together, upload it as an update, and call it a day? No wonder the game isn't being well-received after three years. Honestly, after three more years of development—Early Access or not—you’d really expect more. In the house you can buy, you keep getting stuck on things everywhere; you can only reach the first floor by crouching, and two of the three rooms upstairs are completely empty. What also bothers me is the lack of a proper driveway or garden, though I suppose that’s just nitpicking. All in all, I unfortunately can't recommend the game; hopefully, the dev sees this review and takes the criticism to heart. The game has so much potential; since a lot of it comes from the Unity Asset Store, they could really put a bit of love into the game world and stop plastering brown ground everywhere.