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Ostensibly a game about zombies but arguably more about a fear of heights.
Lot of fun in co-op, aside from some of the annoying jumping/climbing sections.
Lot of fun in co-op, aside from some of the annoying jumping/climbing sections.
Definitely play the Un-worked patch that restores the balancing of the original Japanese version, unless you like grinding for countless hours
A bit plain overall, but good arcade-y fun.
The physics are kind of weird—it seems the developers attempted to find a middle ground between feeling like a real car and a tiny, light, toy car. Sometimes your vehicle will roll or bounce in very unexpected ways coming out of a jump or rounding a bend, which can be frustrating. The AI is ruthless even on normal, so it can be strangely difficult for a Hot Wheels game, and makes the unpredictable handling more annoying than it would be otherwise.
The Switch version looks quite rough in comparison to the other versions, more-so than most multiplatform games, but it doesn't hamper the experience too much.
The community track-building aspect could be really cool, but there are unfortunately many limitations to it (such as only being able to play them in single-player time trial mode).
The physics are kind of weird—it seems the developers attempted to find a middle ground between feeling like a real car and a tiny, light, toy car. Sometimes your vehicle will roll or bounce in very unexpected ways coming out of a jump or rounding a bend, which can be frustrating. The AI is ruthless even on normal, so it can be strangely difficult for a Hot Wheels game, and makes the unpredictable handling more annoying than it would be otherwise.
The Switch version looks quite rough in comparison to the other versions, more-so than most multiplatform games, but it doesn't hamper the experience too much.
The community track-building aspect could be really cool, but there are unfortunately many limitations to it (such as only being able to play them in single-player time trial mode).