Gigantosaurus Dino Kart Review (Xbox Series S)
Gigantosaurus Dino Kart Review, we play This racing adventure is full of awesome obstacles and power-ups found only in the world of dinosaurs. Out-run dangers like hot lava eruptions from Mount Oblivion, or feel the power of the famous Gigantosaurus Roar. Charge through the pack by picking up special skills that give you a shortcut, or a jetpack-powered boost… or a way to knock out your rivals.
Gigantosaurus Dino Kart Review Pros:
- Bright colorful graphics.
- 2GB download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- 3 save slots.
- Voiced narrative on the menus.
- Optional tutorial.
- Kids TV show presentation.
- Kart racing gameplay.
- A perfect start can be done by feathering the acceleration within the green zone.
- Mazu packs on the course give you a random power-up.
- Accessibility option – Autopilot will take over steering duties, perfect for younger gamers.
- The right stick allows you to look sideways and behind you.
- Simple controls both in layout and how many buttons you need.
- 15 tracks to unlock and race in.
- Unlock and equip new skins for your characters.
- Full stats section.
- Three game modes – race, play with friends, and adventure.
- 2 – 4 local players.
- Five initial characters to race as – Archie, Mazu, Tiny, Bill, and Rocky.
- You can unlock new characters by playing adventure mode.
- Three race championships in adventure mode, each with five races.
- Characters don’t have any unique stats so you can play as anyone.
- 3 difficulties – Easy, normal, and hard.
- Fast loading times.
- The locations are really good with a lot to see, dinosaurs are roaming around and it all feels like a living world.
- Minimap shows everyone’s position.
- Power-ups show a little animation of what they do.
- Handy reset to the track/starting position.
- Drifting is in the game and it gives a boost depending on how long you Drift.
- Environmental hazards.
- Shortcuts can be found.
- Ramps give air and a speed boost.
- The story is shown at the start of a race alongside the course flyover.
- Excellent voice work.
- Fast recovery when hitting a hazard or smacked by a power-up.
- The game is offline only.
- At certain parts of the game, you transform and fly around the track sections.
- A good game for gamer kids and non-gamer parents as it’s so accessible.
Gigantosaurus Dino Kart Review Cons:
- Cannot rebind controls.
- No online modes.
- It could do with an auto accelerate option.
- Drifting is really difficult.
- Flying controls are way too sensitive.
- The slowdown happens when a lot is happening on screen.
- It is so easy to accidentally hit the reset-to-track option and lose progress.
- No way to turn off the voices in the menu.
- Characters don’t have individual stats.
- For all the lively music and talking, when in the race it’s very quiet.
- Doesn’t have leaderboards or even timers.
- No online interactions at all.
- You cannot shoot behind.
- Character quips repeat a lot.
- Only one driving view.
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Gigantosaurus Dino Kart:
Developer: Cyber Group Studios
Publisher: Outright Games
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