Future Aero Racing S Ultra Review (Nintendo Switch)
Enjoy the fast and futuristic arcade races we present to you in FAR S ULTRA. Make sure you win the desired gold cups in the 5 championships of F.A.R. S ULTRA. Our 5 levels of difficulty and a total of 25 cups are waiting for you!
Pros:
- Really good detailed hand-drawn-looking graphics.
- 178MB download size.
- Own in-game achievements called challenges.
- Anti-gravity racing gameplay.
- Opening controls tutorial race.
- Controls-gyro, two layouts and auto accelerate. You can edit the controls for each player.
- 2-4 local multiplayer.
- 3 modes-championship, custom, and time attack.
- Earn achievements that reward exp which in turn increases your player rank.
- Upbeat soundtrack.
- Five championship cups- Electron, Neutron, Proton, Atomic, and Ultra.
- Five Difficulties-D, C, B, A and M.
- Ten vehicles. One initially then unlocks the rest and paint jobs by ranking up.
- Each cup has 3 races.
- Pre-race flyover of the track.
- Arcade racer presentation.
- The shield protects you but gets depleted by hitting the walls and opponents, once gone you blow up and respawn.
- Turbo-drive over blue panels to charge it. Turbo is a speed boost but also gives a temporary bubble that you can use to takedown (blow up) opponents to regain a shield.
- Runs at a fast pace.
- EXP is shown on the Hud as you earn and lose it.
- Custom mode-number of players, difficulty, number of tracks (3/4/6/8), and order of tracks (random/in order/select).
- 15 tracks.
- Day, night, and weather effects.
- Look behind button.
Cons:
- Brakes take some getting used to.
- No touchscreen.
- The main menu song is cool at first but it’s on loop.
- You have to unlock tracks in the championship in order to play them in the time trial.
- Slow to rank up and unlock vehicles.
- A lot of tight corners and corridors in races.
- No weapons.
- Plain racing gameplay.
- Constant difficulty spikes even on the lower difficulties.
- Only one view.
- No online play.
