Formula Retro Racing Review (Xbox Series S)
This Formula Retro Racing review takes us onto the track with this retro-style arcade racing game that’s influenced by the classic arcade racing games of the early ’90s like Pole Position.
Formula Retro Racing Review Pros:
- Chunky polygonal graphics.
- 811.4MB download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- Racing gameplay.
- Online leaderboards.
- Four game modes – arcade, grand Prix, eliminator, and free practice.
- 3 difficulties – beginner, advanced, and expert.
- Damage – fills up as you take hits and once full causes a slower restart in track animation.
- 3 driving views and you can look behind.
- Automatic and manual gears.
- Arcade presentation.
- Earn time from checkpoints.
- 2 – 4 local multiplayer.
- Earn points from races to unlock new tracks.
- Eliminator mode is where every lap everyone else gets faster and you have to stay in the top 10 or it’s game over.
- Grand Prix has your standard race start.
- Arcade mode has a rolling start.
- 20 colors to choose from.
- Full damage model.
- Hitting the grass or walls will slow you down.
Formula Retro Racing Review Cons:
- Only one car.
- You are playing just to unlock a couple of tracks.
- No online racing.
- Cannot rebind controls.
- Every menu has a countdown timer.
- Controls feel a bit loose.
- Only has 8 tracks total.
- Eliminator mode is nothing like it is everywhere else.
- Is actually a long game because of all the grinding.
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Formula Retro Racing:
Developer: Repixel8
Publisher: Repixel8
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