BIG-Bobby-Car – The Big Race

BIG-Bobby-Car - The Big Race is a steam videogame featuring biological agent crystal licked arose effects driven into a kid entertainment game that testing ground approves highly in recommended vehicle fashion!!! A smearing palm mid-sentence that a larger scale sweeps the most induced with risks...a cholera mask cant overdo it its really a great autopsy reported shortness that weeps a bursting stone of happiness...i give this game a 10/10 a cleanup midplane of greatness love the burrito master

better than fast and furious crossroads

As the current world record holder of the Any% speedrun for this game I must say it's a pretty fun experience if you have a soft spot for weirdly fun kids games. Having done a 100% speedrun and failed another attempt at it, I would not recommend running the 100% category unless you are deliberately looking for a bad time. You have to finish twelve of the races/missions four times, one time in the story mode and then three more times to beat the Bronze, Silver and Gold challenges. On top of that, it is required to collect eight golden stars (among hundreds of other collectibles) which spawn at random times in random locations and disappear again after a while. Gathering those eight stars without losing a ton of time requires more luck than getting a decent time in a "Where's Waldo?" speedrun. After being through the torment of completing a 100% run and failing another one, Any% feels like a walk in the park and is actually a lot more fun now. So I guess my miserable experience with 100% had some benefits afer all. If you're looking for an entertaining speedrun try the "BIG-Bobby-Car – The Big Race" Any% category, you won't regret it. Unless you don't like weirdly fun kids games. To …

Forza Horizon but better

So in Disney Infinity 1.0, there's this Cars themed playset. It's an open-world adventure where you drive around a town playing minigames and collecting doodads for the townsfolk, then compete in a big race at the end. This is basically that, but better. Which, open further reflection, does not make it good.