Outmode

Outmode definitely nails the synthwave vibe, but it doesn't really nail the gameplay part of a videogame. It looks great - from the car models to the tracks to the locations - and the music is god-tier. However, the controls are stiff, the physics are inconsistent and glitchy and the AI is absolutely brainless and propped up by a very unbalanced rubber-banding mechanic - one moment you are quarter of a track ahead, next all the cars are going faster than their supposed max speed through a corner where they should be braking and a second later, on a fast part of the track, half the AI cars slow down to a crawl and let you pass effortlessly. If the AI was at least a bit more consistent, I could recommend this game, but as it stands, despite it's low price, I cannot. Check out the soundtrack though, it's awesome.

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Sorry but this game isnt worth the money. The demo runs fine with a gamepad, the full version not at all and besides that the game loves to freeze at the beginning of the race. If you want to buy this game, maybe youre lucky and it works, for me it is only trash.

If you're a fan of arcade racing games, you HAVE to check out Outmode, it's a must-play! Here you can listen the amazing soundtrack with gameplay I have recorded. https://youtu.be/zVSg6i7hXww It capture the essence of the '80s with its neon-lit world, Synthwave music, and retro-futuristic cars, Outmode is a must-play for fans of arcade racing games.

The game has some badass music and stylish graphics. It's not buggy and the controls are OK. Performance-wise it consumes a lot of resources for what simplistic the graphics actually are. My issue is that it doesn't really offer any interesting gameplay for me - it's mostly cruising.

This game is nice to look at but the controls are absolute garbage. Who makes the acceleration the same as the steering w/ the left stick? Everyone knows that right trigger should be used to accelerate.