Review: FutureGrind (PlayStation 4)
Nail the perfect line in the future’s most challenging stunt sport! Grab your bike and hit the rails in this stylish stunt-racer all about tricks, skill, and speed. Chain together huge combos on tracks made of floating rails, but watch out: touch the rail of the wrong color and you’ll explode! welcome to FutureGrind!
Pros:
- Chunky neon graphics.
- 315.6MB Download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Stats screen.
- FutureGrind has an assist mode- Makes the game easier.
- Colour blind support.
- Grindpedia- Shows unlocked content.
- Overall percentage counter.
- FutureGrind has online Leaderboards.
- Three mission goals per level- Score attack and then two specific assignments.
- Gameplay- Each wheel has a color and you can only hit the matching colored rails. In between this, you can do stunts and jump/hook onto rails above and below you.
- The game is constantly mixing it up.
- Unlock 5 bikes that each have different looks and stats.
- Fast frantic action.
- Banging soundtrack going for a more techno approach.
- Try/practice new bikes.
- Tons of replayability.
- Fast restarts.
- FutureGrind is Very moreish.
- Simple to pick up.
- Combo meter.
- FutureGrind is hard to master.
Cons:
- Difficult.
- Reflex heavy and makes old people like me feel slow and unable to do it.
- Assist mode disables trophies/leaderboards.
- Tricky at first as you get to grips with the fast response times.
