BlazeRush

This game is an absolute HOOT local multiplayer. It takes me back to the Micromachines days. but instead of the edge of the screen, theres a killer of a bulldozer coming after the last place person with a big grinder on it lol Definitely recommend if you want some couch gaming.

Maybe fun with friends on the couch, but there's hardly any skill and seems pointless. This just made me want to play Rock n Roll Racing again (for the Nth time)

[h2]Blaze Rush Review[/h2] BlazeRush is a very positive surprise to me. A really good fun combat topdown view racer. The combat aspect is dominating here. There are also time trial races available of course. The achievement hunting is funny & comfortable more or less (not too much grinding in my opinion). This title runs flawlessly well 60+ fps entirely on an iGPU Vega 3 (Ryzen 3 mobile). Visuals are still good. Online mode is also still alive atm. The only downside personal to me is that a LOT depends on pure luck and neither skills at all. This means on some good amount of rounds there are several retries needed to fullfill the tasks for all trophies. Can be purchased practically blind on sale - you won't regret it i'd say. 8,5 / 10

This is a good game that is close to being a great game but is held back by some flaws. An isometric racer with the 2 main gimmicks being that everyone is on screen at once and that the only way to get kills is to shove an opponent of the track. I love the way the game looks, the car designs are amazing. The gameplay itself is pretty fun, and the weapons feel good to use. The track design is well done, even if they're all unmemorable in layout and theming. The primary racing mode is fun, but the absolute highlight of the game is Death Race, where you survive trying to evade a gigantic steam roller. The entire game's mechanics feels balanced around this mode in particular, and it's just the right amount of chaos. If the entire game was just the Death Race mode, it would still be worth it. However, there are 3 things that hold it back. Keep in mind I have never tried multiplayer so this is purely from a single player experience. 1) - The central gimmick of having all the vehicles on screen can be frustrating since it can cause people to group up in the back and make getting ahead way trickier. This also makes player recognition harder as the cars can be difficult to decipher when…

this game from 1967 has absolutely busted controller settings, it switches left/right when the cars get to drive against the camera, it's mad. Also all 4 buttons mapped to boost without a way to change, no "forward" mapped by default. Play only with keyboard

The best game to play with friends on the couch 10/10