Heading Out

Its a good game worth pouting tine into in my opine, the 4 part act is a bit long though.

I might actually love it if the controls weren't so bad that the game is unplayable

A generally decent game, little boring sitting on the map for a while, kinda political and for some unknown reason it gave me the option to shag a dude but that's that. The idea is very unique with the racing to the music and apart from the unusual things in the story making it questionable it's a solid game 7/10

bro why am i lagging in a singleplayer game??? i dont know it s ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ unplayable at some point its like having lag spikes combinet with low fps its just stupid. at some point i was 9h ahead of fear took the option to delay fear for 4 h and ended with 10h so y, very cool math. also why i dont have a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ horn in a car game?

Heading out is a game that really took me by surprise. Part racer, part roguelike, good fun. The visuals, the music, the side narratives all hit the right notes for me. The driving is simple and comes in short bursts, keeps the pace changing. The higher difficulty is where the game shines, and i highly advise people to either start there or at least do a second run using it. It may not stick the landing for everyone, and the main narrative may feel a little...forced, but sit back, enjoy the ride for what it is and let yourself get sucked in.

Alright, this isn't really MY kinda game. There's this psychoanalyzing part added on where they ask you about yourself- specifically relationship status, and then uses it to rub it in your face. I guess it's to feed the "fear" that's trailing your car on this Oregon Road inspired game- where you're outrunning the law over something or nothing at all. The pirate radio filled world of entertainment is enraptured by your tale, giving you the nickname of The Asphalt Antelope or something. I really only jumped into this because of it's bonkers premise, and because I got it on sale. Overall, this is probably a game others will like- but these are the things I had issue with; When you first give me control of the car, don't STOP the action to tell me basic "you can turn your wheel" type tutorials- I'll figure it out. Later this becomes an issue, when you're in the middle of a turn between cars, and the tutorial box pops up, rendering all your current momentary movement into a stun-locked position until it's done telling you that "crashes are bad." On the world map, where you watch your car drive down highways, cops can pop up. That was expected, considering the racing genre with crime …