Tails Noir: Rebel Rush

[h2] Tails Noir: Rebel Rush is an addictive arcade driving game with some imaginative platforming and a great soundtrack. [/h2] I was pretty much glued to Rebel Rush from start to finish and played it over a couple of nights. It is incredibly addictive if you like chasing times and enjoy driving games. It is presented nicely with a half decent story holding the levels together which is animated in a sort of visual novel fashion. The driving can feel a little frustrating at times, but it is all part of the charm, and if you do make a mistake you can reset and get back into the driving almost immediately. I hate it when you have to wait to get back into the action, but in Rebel Rush you can just keep trying without any delay whatsoever, and there is a reason why one of the achievements is for restarting 250 times, and you will reach that quite soon. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3353290108 The game is perfectly balanced so that you need precision and skill to succeed but not too difficult that it becomes frustrating. Attempts generally improve as you learn the tracks, and there are some very clever shortcuts that are really not obvious to find. When you…

Different than anything else, and totally underrated. You unlock the next level by time trial, which was difficult for me, there is a really narrow window of only a few seconds (the levels should be already unlocked). There's no easy mode, wouldn't work with the obstacle course aspect. The fun part is collecting hearts, 3 hidden per level, that may or may not lead you to a shortcut. You have to steer off course at top speed on purpose. Like a movie stunt driver. It is listed as precision platformer, expect to get the physics of the car exactly right, especially in the air. You don't take any damage from the cop cars or other obstacles, You don't upgrade any features of the car. The car is heavy and slow, the controls work fine. Fall off and you start from the beginning of each level, no checkpoints. It does make landing the stunt jumps feel impressive. Advertised as 4-6 hours of gameplay, I think it's a unique, creative, well made game.

HAHA Wow what a fun game, Defiantly my style! ACBC

Tails Noir: Rebel Rush isa single-player speedrunning driving platformer that offers a unique blend of fast-paced action and creative gameplay. Set in a dystopian Vancouver inhabited by anthropomorphic animals from the Tails Noir Universe (A great selection of games that all devisify from eachother a lot), the game challenges players to navigate complex levels using inventive car parkour moves. Pros: ✔️ Accessible Gameplay: The game is easy to pick up, allowing players to quickly grasp the mechanics and dive into the action. ✔️ Encourages Creative Play: Levels are designed with multiple routes and hidden shortcuts, rewarding players who experiment and find the most efficient paths. ✔️ Engaging Characters: The cast of anthropomorphic characters adds depth and charm to the narrative, enhancing the overall experience. Cons: ❌ Brief Campaign: With 19 levels, some players may find the game shorter than expected, potentially leaving them wanting more content. ❌ Final Mission: The final mission being everything back to back including the tutorial levels kind of feels a bit lazy and poorly planned. ❌ Inconsistent HIMBO Mechanics: The HIMBO power-ups, while innovative, can be temperam…

Generally not a fan of racing games, but I enjoyed most of the levels and the mechanics. As with all Tails Noir games, the art and music is on point. This game isn't very story focused, but I enjoyed the story that was there, and it was nice to be back in the Tails Noir world. My main complaint is that the game sometimes felt a little clunky, with the car turning over a little to easily, and spinning out of control after landing from a jump when trying to change directions. Overall though, solid game and definitely worth it for the price especially if you like racing games.

Fun game if you like trying to improve your time PBs.