Due to basic modes, simple arcade driving, and lack of extras, the game’s high price doesn’t fit the content.

The arcade design will make you feel right at home if you have ever played a racing game. Aside from steering, throttle, and brake, your only concern is when to use the nitro. Nitro is replenished by driving into canisters scattered along the route. The handbrake is included, however it is risky to use because it is sensitive and can easily turn the car the opposite direction.

Although gamepad is supported, it does not function properly: the nitro button does not work, and steering and throttle are stuck on the left stick. This makes the game unplayable because you have to constantly push the stick forward while also moving it left and right. Because of this, you must play with a keyboard.

You will get to drive with about fifteen cars. All of them have distinct stats, and as you scroll through them, you will see better and more expensive cars. The first car is free; the rest must be purchased.

If you do not want to switch from your favorite car, you may improve it by investing in its four stats: speed, acceleration, breaks, and nitro. There is a limit to how far you can go, but this allows you to compete and win races with almost any car. Other choices, like rims and stickers, are merely decorative and do not boost performance.

Earning money from races also allows you to purchase boosts. There are several of them, including more nitro, improved acceleration and speed, and higher rewards. The bad news is that you can only use three boosts every race event, and you’ll have to buy them again once used.

Modes are tournament, single race, time trial, and hotseat. Except for tournament, which involves racing for money across all twelve circuits in three random events - normal race, time trial, and elimination - the other modes allow you to play any of the twelve tracks for fun and training. The tracks short, have a "junkyard" look, and need three laps to beat. Each lap takes around one minute, so it goes quickly. The good news is that the event can be saved and resumed at another time.

Aside from money, you get experience points, which lead to leveling up. This is not particularly interesting because all you receive is extra money and one from over a hundred avatar images. The same prizes can be obtained by completing daily missions. These require little effort and can be completed in within few races.