Ultimate Sheep Raccoon

Truthfully, this game is not complete, there are changes that should be made and pieces that are missing. However, this is still a good game, my friends and I will keep playing. I wasn't fully pleased with the other reviews and hope to cover as much info as possible here. A lot of these might seem to be negative, and these are mostly based on comparison to the first iteration in the series "Ultimate Chicken Horse" (UCH), not in overall game play. I think the game is really fun, our friend group will continue to play the game and I would actually recommend it. In its current state, I would recommend that you try and buy on a discount, but if they fix some of the main issues, I would absolutely pay the retail price for this game. Things that are just [b][i]weird[/i][/b] but do not negatively affect the overall gameplay: [list] [*]You cannot fully stop your bike. [list] [*]This isn't as big of a problem as most people think. You can absolutely rock the stick back and forth quickly to fully stop. Yes, it takes a little bit of getting used to. Yes, it is a mild inconvenience. But NO, it absolutely does not make the game difficult or unplayable. You don't actually really need to "stop" …

It's, sadly, incomplete and boring. I REALLY wanted to like it and support it, after Ultimate Chicken Horse, you wouldn't expect the same team to miss the mark of their own previous game so hard. While comparison is the thief of joy, you need no comparisons to understand how this game should be in the design phase for at least an extra year. It has cool mechanics and good gameplay, but there is no focus on what the game wants it to be. As a sequel, you expect it to have the same level of chaos and stupid fun, but this one has a laid-back gameplay, it only focuses on who reaches the line first. At the same time, if you build a complex track, the timer leaves you no time for completing it. The perk system felt just like borrowing a mechanic from the current popular genre (roguelites / pick 1 of 3 deckbuilders), but it's very unbalanced, and you feel like upgrading in the same way every time. There are very few levels, and those feel even less unique. The level building is the biggest letdown, it seems like 9/10 items are made to make the track easier, never to make it harder. One of the key and underrated aspects of the first game is how each round gave you opportunities to buil…

I like the game actually. But it's so damn buggy. Every play session my friends and I experience multiple races losing bugs. Wtf. How have they not fixed it by now?

The devs vision in this game isn't clear like it was for ultimate chicken horse. In other words, I think they were just trying to replicate the same strategy into a different game and it didnt translate all that well.

It's pretty neat

Unlock all the maps, I don't wanna play 15+ games to unlock 1 new map. Wouldn't recommend until they fix.