Joyride : Lowpoly World

[h2] Enjoyable low-poly rally game but your enjoyment will depend on whether you can get used to the camera angles or not. [/h2] My first impressions of Joyride were a little disappointing. The car is slow and the camera angles are weird. I wasn't enjoying it. I stuck with it though and started to enjoy it more as I unlocked new tracks and upgraded my vehicle. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3260144341 The most contentious issue with Joyride is the camera angles. The camera sweeps around with the track and camera angles alternate between behind your car, then alongside your car, and finally in front of your car. When the camera is behind your car I felt much more confident and was able to put my foot down, being able to see what was coming,. and it felt natural. When the camera was in front of the car I could not see the track properly and it felt odd to control and was a struggle to stay on the road. Environmental objects like trees can often obscure your view because of this angle too. The camera should never be in front of the car, looking back, in my opinion, and this preference will make or break the game for you. If the camera was locked somewhere …

Played this game in the demo. Thought it was fun so i was waiting for it to release. But upon buying and launching the game you dont have access to any of the vehicles and they dont give you enough money to buy any of them so you are essentially soft locked. Edit: I emailed the devs and they got back to me within an hour and gave me a solution so that i could play the game. They are also working on finding the source of the problem. So the game is now playable for me and its very fun.

Relaxing driving through similar tracks is fun for a few hours. You can drive across six tracks, but all save the first require you to unlock them. All tracks take place in a forest environment, so while they may not appear exciting, they do have a personal touch, such as snow. There are five cars. Similar to tracks, you can only play with one unless you accumulate enough points to unlock the others. Points are obtained by just playing and completing a track. The fun part is the secondary objectives, which make the whole process a bit more exciting. One of these is goat paths or shortcuts that are not marked on the minimap, but you can easily save a lot of time by using them. You also have several collectibles, jumps, and photo opportunities. You also receive a few points for completing a track without crashing or within a certain time limit. The disadvantage is that none of them are marked once completed or collected, making it difficult to fulfill the remaining tasks. Fortunately, the game is not punishing at all. The locked camera may seem strange at first because you can't see what's in front of you, but you'll get used to it. Checkpoints, which allow you to respawn after a…

This game could be perfect, but it has a show-stopper bug: the view angle of the camera. Why isn't there a way to watch the car from the back while driving? Even rally games back in 1995 could do this. Please fix it.

This is like the dark souls of racing sims. Would recommend and I hope they add new expansions or content