Retrowave

[b]RETROWAVE[/b], is a simple driving mini-game that has you weaving between traffic, and vibing to the beautiful synth and vaporwave soundtrack. There are many vintage cars to pick from with their own unique stats, while still being customisable. This is the first in the Retrowave "trilogy" so it is more bare bones than the next two. It still features a healthy amount of gamemodes and landscapes to drive through. This game is a basic score attack game where the game does not really meaningfully change after your first run, but it can keep you coming back for more. As the game can altered to be a relaxing drive or a heart-pounding dodging game. The vehicles are not on rails and so each of the physics will be different which can change how you play drastically. Especially, the truck, which can drift and flip very easily. One big issue is that this developer often does not continue to fix the game and copies a lot from their previous titles. Another thing is soundtrack, it is a great little soundtrack, same with the other Retrowaves, however, there is never an official list nor a way to specifically choose songs, so if you find a song you really like, have fun tracking it down. [b]…

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Great tunes, great vibes =]

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In short: get it if you want 3 sets of fancy alphabet achievement tiles and anime babes for your steam profile, or if you enjoy a simplistic driving experience. Retrowave is a vibe game where you 'race' across courses in fast cars dodging left to right while building up points based on speed, distance, near misses and elapsed time. You have a few game modes, One or two way traffic, time attack and bomb mode. One or Two way are infinite roads, you just drive and try not to crash. Time attack requires you to drive while building a high score without crashing for 100 seconds, and bomb, just don't let the bomb explode and you are golden. The Good: - The car designs are based on classic models and look great. - The music is definitely matching the retrowave/synthwave/outrun vibes the dev(s) were going for. - You can buy and improve cars ( I liked getting better handling) - The achievement tiles are awesome. - It is generally a short game, you can see all it has to offer in a few hours. The Bad: -The speed stat increase is marginal, especially on the more expensive cars. -The music could have been licensed tracks from more renowned or popular synthwave artists big in the genre- o…

Soon as I heard Home Resonance I was locked into what ended up being my best run lol. The gameplay and music, progression, everything here is excellent. I got the map pack as well. I saw there is a sequel to this game but I haven't tried it yet. I don't think a sequel was necessary, they should've just added free updates or more dlc to this instead.