Table Top Racing: World Tour

[h1] Essentially mini racer with mini cars and mini obstacles like props on the kitchen table. For a racing game it's ok. A few different camera angles, sadly without top down view. Controls are good and not too slippery but there's issue when using controller - triggers don't work! Many people have been complaining about this, still not fixed however. Plenty of different vehicles including trucks, sports cars, vans etc. All can be upgraded engine, body and tires. Levels are good with some variety - kitchen table, workshop, kids room, lab etc. Some obstacles to avoid like billiard balls not mentioning other balls, toys, dice and many various props. Generally speaking play if you like Micromachines and such, pretty much. [/h1]

I can't believe I never reviewed this one...this game is unbelievably fun!! You will not regret this, it's so satisfying

Love this game

I played this game on my phone but when it was removed from the app store decided to buy it on steam, well i can say the game is cool but it's a shame that the multiplayer mode doesn't work please fix it.

Fun throwback to games like RC ProAM, etc.

This game delivers a fresh take on arcade racing with its miniature toy cars competing on tabletop tracks. This charming concept sets it apart from traditional racing games, offering visually appealing and lighthearted gameplay. However, beneath its innovative premise lies several systemic issues that undermine the overall experience. The most glaring problem is the game's unbalanced progression system. Players are forced to constantly upgrade their vehicles just to remain competitive against AI opponents in normal difficulty races. While car customization and upgrades could have been an enjoyable feature, the in game economy actively works against player satisfaction. Upgrade costs are prohibitively expensive compared to race earnings, creating a tedious grind cycle. This issue compounds as the difficulty spikes dramatically with each new tier. Rather than providing fair challenges, the game essentially requires high spec vehicles to progress an unrealistic demand given the meager rewards. This paywall like design (whether through excessive grinding or microtransactions) ultimately detracts from what should have been a fun, accessible arcade racer.