OCEAN CITY RACING

Surprisingly okay. It's a two buck game with a huge open world mode... shockingly huge, like a bargain bin Vice City. The racing itself certainly isn't great but it's competent with proper racing game controller settings. And even though you can't do a lot of graphics options in-game and it looks ugly by default, go to OceanCityRacingRedux\UDKGame\Config\UDKEngine.ini And make the game 4K resolution, max anisotropy to 16, and a whole bunch of other stuff to make it look much nicer. Look at all these ragingly overheated reviews and ponder what people thought they were getting for the price of a pack of gum. A mystery. 5/10

[h2]If it had achievements I'd play longer[/h2] It's a cheap racing game, and has nothing really similar to GTA in any form other than what some of these other weird reviews say. Since apparently nobody else really broke down the game to explain why it's good/bad. I decided to take the time to do so. It's an older game without support for 1440p or higher, at least in the game settings. 1440p will still work when adjusted in the UDKEngine.ini file [b]Loses points for:[/b] [list] [*] The game flickers like crazy because it's an old UE3 game that lacks in game settings. Tried to fix the obvious issues with the Nvidia Control Panel and nothing would remove the flicker. Ended up finding out about the UDKEngine.ini file and was able to remove the flicker, not sure precisely what did it but it was most likely turning off vsync. It loses a point for not being able to adjust settings while in game. [*] Hitting parked vehicles (non drivable vehicles specifically) is like hitting a brick wall. [*] NPCs (in free roam) go through your vehicle when you try to run them down, guess this is a ghost town, GHOST CITY RACING. [*] In free roam only some vehicles can be driven. If you can see throu…

Ocean City Racing is an ambitious but uneven indie racing game that attempts to merge open-world exploration with arcade-style driving, developed and published by OCR Dev Team and Onur Uça. At first glance, it positions itself as a sandbox driving experience where players are free to explore a coastal city, participate in races, and experiment with different vehicles. The scope is clearly inspired by larger, more established open-world racing franchises, but what makes this title interesting is how it tries to replicate that formula within the constraints of a small development team. The result is a game that feels earnest in its intentions, yet frequently struggles to deliver on the expectations it sets. The game’s structure revolves around a handful of modes, with Free Roam serving as the centerpiece. In this mode, players can drive around a moderately sized city environment that includes highways, urban streets, tunnels, and off-road sections. There is even the ability to exit the vehicle and walk around on foot, which adds a layer of novelty not often seen in lower-budget racing games. On paper, this creates the impression of a living, explorable world, but in practice the cit…

this is the best game for waiting for gta 6 lots of gameplay freeroam is so sickk still in 2025 this game is so realistic with good phyisic and grafic love it cant wait for next update

update please

Ubisoft killed The Crew, but at least we still got this masterpiece!