Recent reviews by roi_deus

I'm having less than 60fps even on low settings and the game is incredibly stuttery.

I tried this game both on Windows and Linux.

Linux has better framerates (70fps vs 60fps) and the constant stutter that I had on Windows is gone.
Problem is I have no rumble on my gamepad on Linux. And even on Windows I get no trigger vibration for throttle and braking.
Regarding the physics, very weird. The car snaps a lot under acceleration. Feels a lot like Project Cars 2 which is I game I detest when it comes to it simulation.

The interface is alright I guess, but not ideal. And many of the stuff that you should be able to change at a glance requires 3 or 4 keystrokes. Car Setup page has no save/load?
Graphics settings consists of disabling or enabling upscaling and fake frames?
The car selection is alright and it's amazing that there are GT500 cars in it, but the game is not very attractive compared to better alternatives.
The AI is fast and challenging, but gives too much space sometimes. Also, the spotter only gives you the most useless and annoying feedback ever.

They introduced a hero that is completely broken and ruins every game.

I think overall this is a fun game.

Needless to say, this is a turret defense game.
The rounds are short, but increase in duration the further you progress.
The weapons are underpowered and reloads take too long at first, to push you to play the game more to unlock upgrades. I'm not sure if this makes the game balanced because once you get the first weapon to level 5 or so, maybe there's no point in starting over with a new weapon, unless those new weapons become extremely overpowered at the late levels.
After each round there are roguelike elements where you can pick from 3 upgrades to buy - I don't see if it's a really good idea to show upgrades that you are not able to buy (?).
Besides shooting and dodging, there's a melee mechanic that I honestly never use because it's not powerful enough, and stops shooting from the main weapon.
I liked the animation and the girl's VA is good and I like her personality. There's a bit of fanservice but nothing that will bother you. The girl will lose parts of her clothes once damaged, but I think it would be a good idea to show a health bar or something of the sort in-between rounds.
Maybe there are better games like this one but I liked this product, and hope there are further upgrades.

Reminds me of Zone of the Enders and some other underground cool mecha game that I used to play during 2007 or so.

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The campaign is mid. When I finished the campaign my honest reaction was "that's it?". The game is too heavily scripted to be enjoyable to me. You got like 15 mins of actual gameplay in a 2 and a half hour campaign. There are scripted events, doing the same thing every single time and watching cutscenes. There is variety, you "fly a plane" - not really, you are the gunman - and you drive a tank, but those moments feel like "this is just here for you to have a grasp of what to expect from the multiplayer". The AI wasn't that smart, but was accurate enough to be a challenge. The problem is that enemies spawn almost endlessly and you can watch them spawn right in front of you. So, everytime there's a gun fight you are behind cover killing enemies waves that don't pose that much of a challenge by running at you.
The graphics are decent and didn't age poorly. There's good color accuracy, textures are good, the models are probably the biggest thing you'll notice as being subpar, effects and post processing are good, but you are getting lens flare thrown at you all the time, and I already have astigmatism, so that doesn't help. Visibility was one of my biggest issues, but I concede it makes the game more realistic and immersive.

Overall, it’s a short, scripted letdown that left me wanting more.

Clunky movement, trying to be classic Tomb Raider with modern Tomb Raider boring map design, but without any of the platforming.

I was actually enjoying the game, but then I lost and I had to wait for the game to refuel to be able to play it again. (?)

The menus are extremely confusing and most of the text being in Chinese certainly doesn't help.

There were better vehicular combat games 20 years ago. Terrible balancing and competition. Vehicular combat games should focus on the actual combat instead of just getting the AI to finish the race immediately and removing the point of the actual combat - just get boosts and be done with the race.