TurbOT Racing

Do you like Robots? Do you like Racing Games? Do you like Racing Games from the mid/late 90s to early 2000s? If you answered 'Yes, Yes, Yes!' (you dirty dog...) to any of these questions you may want to give TurbOT Racing a try. Although the game's depth is limited (i.e. you seem to only have one style of racer / robot to use. You can upgrade his speed, special, health, and the like... but as far as customizing his parts -which is a huge staple of both mech and racing culture- the features seem slim to nil.) You can change the colorway of one of his parts *ahem* but in a future update hopefully a new racer style or more variety in the main character is introduced. I was worried at first that TurbOT's levels would all feel the same but thankfully most of the game's 8 tracks are unique, from an outdoor racing arena to a narrow tunnel system to a cluttered downtown city area. That being said, some of the tracks also felt like they were just "more cluttered with obstacles" or darker versions of other tracks, with the sewer / tunnel level and the outdoor racing arena's reappearance being the most obvious offenders. All of that aside TurbOT has been an enjoyable, well-made racing…

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the controlling concept of this game is EPIC and i love it! lightposts and all kind of signs are the worst opponents of the game! XD all in one a very fun racer for between! i would love to play this with friends!

This game looks appealing from the onset. That is until you realise the major flaws that make you want to quit instantly. The controls are absolutely garbage with Keyboard and Mouse (haven't tried a controller) and it's almost impossible to avoid clashing with terrain and damaging your robot. This brings us to another major flaw that is your money. You start with $5000 to spend on upgrading your robot and winning a race (the first one anyway) nets you $500. However, whenever you damage your robot during the race, you must pay for the damages not only from the racing money, but from the money you already own! Finally, the manual inside the game doesn't really explain what your thrusters do and overclock does. Other flaws are the limited options in the "options" menu, no difficulty levels on the other robots and the sole option of customising one robot. I would recommend against this one.

Complete Trash. The game may be fun to play or even interesting with the progression systems in place. That is if you can play it. This game lacks any options you could hope to have... ever. The only things you can adjust are Music, Sound and Extra Messages (whatever the ♥♥♥♥ that means) option sliders. Absolutely no Vsync and a total epileptic seizure If you have epilepsy DO NOT BUY If you have 2 brain cells DO NOT BUY Save your 1 dollar and go buy a pack of gum, I can assure you it will be 10x more pleasureable of an experience than trying to deinstall this piece of crap

It's an interesting lil game I'll give it that. Runs pretty well for me on 2012-2014 hardware. I'd say worth giving it a shot for the 50 cents for some unique bipedal robo racing