Pixel Car Racing: Blocky Crash Review (Steam)
Pixel Car Racing: Blocky Crash Review. It is incredibly addictive, with dynamic blocky cars that give you a lot of positive emotions! In Pixel Car Racer you have to take part in a breathtaking racer car game where you have to rush along a track full of secrets, obstacles, bonuses, jumps, and finish first.
Pixel Car Racing: Blocky Crash Review Pros:
- Decent chunky pixel art graphics.
- 558.17MB Download size.
- Graphics settings – visual effects on or off.
- The controller does work but not natively, you use the right stick as a mouse.
- Racing gameplay.
- Opening tutorial race in career mode.
- Daily login bonuses.
- Upgrade cars with coins to improve – speed, acceleration, handling, armor, and weight.
- Many cars to buy and unlock each with unique starting stats and shapes.
- The game’s unique selling point is your car gets damaged as you hit walls and players which change its shape and appearance, drive over health pads to build your car back.
- Two game modes – career and quick race.
- Career mode is split up into events, they show the track and cups you have won.
- Simple controls.
- Collect coins on the track and as rewards at the end of the race or event.
- Power-ups can be picked up and used.
- An isometric view like your RC Pro-Ams.
- Can replay events for more coins.
- Speed pads, jumps, and Breakable obstacles are scattered across the tracks.
- Counter for how many coins you have collected.
- The game uses an auto accelerate system.
- Great for your get gamers to get in some racing experience.
Pixel Car Racing: Blocky Crash Review Cons:
- Cannot remap the controls.
- The performance is bad with constant screen tearing.
- Every car has a grating monotonous engine sound.
- The music sounds very generic and on the main menu it actually only plays for a short while then it stops.
- All the tracks are very basic and don’t feel different.
- No Steam achievements.
- The controller integration is clunky and awkward and not ideal for a gamer of any age but especially children.
- There is no real hook to keep playing.
- Doesn’t offer any online play.
- You have to unlock the quick race option.
- Upgrades don’t feel like they actually make a difference.
- It’s all very plain.
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Pixel Car Racing: Blocky Crash:
Developer: HapGames
Publisher: HapGames
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