Racing Glider

You have to HOLD the joystick right until you're turning fast enough, and when you let go it immediately snaps to 0 as if you're playing on a keyboard. The ship feels like it's going 1 MPH all the time. Not worth 3$

Cant cantrol the Vehicle.

Developed and published by Mystik'art, Racing Glider is a futuristic racing game that embraces speed, precision, and technical mastery rather than conventional arcade thrills. Instead of pitting players against AI rivals in traditional races, the game centers on time trial challenges where every second matters. The objective is to continually improve lap times by mastering the handling of anti-gravity vehicles and learning the intricacies of each track. This approach gives the game a distinctive identity, appealing to players who enjoy refining their skills through repetition and rewarding persistence with measurable progress. The core gameplay revolves around hovercraft that behave with convincing momentum instead of exaggerated arcade responsiveness. Every turn requires careful planning, while acceleration, braking, and positioning all play vital roles in maintaining an ideal racing line. The physics system encourages players to understand how each movement affects overall speed, making success depend on technique rather than luck. While newcomers may find the controls demanding during the opening hours, the gradual improvement that comes from experience creates a satisfying sen…

A beautiful and fun racing game with a clear focus on time trial and precision. It's a little rough around the edges, but I feel like it's a solid purchase for the price!

Pros: - Very pretty. Very few games use the CryEngine to its full potential, since it's a very hard engine to work with in development. But this does a great job, even if things in the distant look low quality with lots of pop-in. - Lots of variety. Lots of different settings, and each level has something to it to make it unique, and there's a decent number of tracks that vary between the two different types of vehicles you'll drive. Very good for what is just 7 bucks. - Decent music. It's nothing mind-blowing, and there's not a lot of it, but it does the job and keep you in the game without getting too annoying. Though you might want to listen to your own playlist. I like Sonic Frontiers Cyberspace songs for this game. Cons: - Bad physics. This is a physics-focused game, with no good physics. Drifting doesn't feel good, collision is inconsistent, and the level design is unforgiving and even unfair, making the smallest things causing major slip-ups. Also, despite how easy it is to get off the road, and how large these maps are, the game HATES you for going even a little bit off course. You can find a few shortcuts, you will be reset if you don't make those cuts off the road VERY q…

Good for a simple quick racing game. Need more depth to it! I hope they add more to this title! Fun but not at full price! https://youtu.be/YCfJHViFucs