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Fun to run. Fun to play. Fun to compete. Hard to master the art of braking. Hard to advertise the game.

Mid. Nuff said. For a Free add-on. It's underwhelming.

It's a meh. Good free to grind. But there moment when certain events force you to leave the that the game running in background for a while. Even with playing the game in the foreground. The game constantly updates. I can easily understand the mechanics of the game (most of the time). I get freebies on daily basis. Party system is useful while some party members has its own abilities and stuff. Talent system is good on paper, but so much to be desire on execution. PVP still in the development for long time.

To be fair. This is vastly inferior to the content pass from Brawlhalla. At least they gave me not just all the characters in the game it also gave me future characters for free as one time purchase so I do not have to pay more for the future packs. but with Forza Horizon 5 car pass. this is inferior and it's also partially a scam.

in the next big update, it's definitely a step in the right direction and I'm happy to support the developer. Overall, Nordicandia is a refreshing take on the ARPG genre. It offers a unique blend of idle and active gameplay, a complex crafting system, and a wide variety of loot and character customization options. While it may not have the most polished visuals, the gameplay, and satisfying loot drops more than make up for it. With the developer actively addressing concerns and making improvements, Nordicandia is definitely a game worth checking out for fans of idle and action RPGs.

I recently stumbled upon Nordicandia, a semi-idle action RPG from Iterative Studios, and I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by the gameplay experience it offered.

At first glance, the visuals may not be the most appealing, but don't let that deter you from giving this game a chance. The true gem of Nordicandia lies in its addictive gameplay and satisfying loot drops.

The game offers a seasonal ladder with rewards, hardcore mode, and a complex crafting system that is reminiscent of popular games like Path of Exile, but much easier to grasp. The amount of loot available, including unique and set items, is impressive and keeps the gameplay fresh and exciting.

But what really sets Nordicandia apart is its great character customization. The stat distribution, skill trees, passive skills, and set bonuses all offer a unique and diverse range of options for players to customize their characters and completely change their play style.

One of the most interesting aspects of the game is the ability to play in full idle mode, where you can simply check your loot upgrades every 10 minutes, or actively like a traditional ARPG and progress faster. This is possible because each skill has a tree that branches off to idle and active play-styles. This allows players to build their characters according to their preferred level of activity, making the game accessible to a wide range of players.

Now, I'm sure you've heard about the pay-to-win elements in the game, and while it's true that the Opal currency can be used for in-game advantages, it's important to note that Opals drop from all mobs in the game. Additionally, the developer has released a statement addressing these concerns and has promised to make changes in the next big update. In fact, we're even getting more freebies such as max inventory space and daily skill respecs. This shows that the developer is actively listening to feedback and addressing concerns, which is always a good sign.

In conclusion, Nordicandia may not have the most impressive visuals, but it more than makes up for it with its addictive gameplay, complex crafting system, and character customization options. With the developer constantly working to improve the game, I highly recommend giving Nordicandia a try, especially if you're a fan of action and idle RPGs.

Introduced to since 201X. now 2022 and beyond. great at first. now Better with the OpenGL port. It was ported by Superday Games The nameless Korean Publisher that nobody cares.

I used the latest version of Xinput.dll in order to play the game with "real" gamepad. Before I could start playing, I had to make sure I had the Xinput.dll version 1.3 installed for the game to work properly. Once that was taken care of, I was ready to begin my race.

The game runs on version 1.10 (and later the "unofficial" version 1.2), which is the latest and final official version. While there is no story to follow in this game, it does not take away from the overall experience. Re-volt is a box-standard arcade combat racer that offers both single-player and multiplayer modes. Playing with others online or locally adds an extra layer of fun to the game.

I found that using a gamepad was the best way to control my car. While you can play with a keyboard, it is not recommended but hey, it's your choice. However, with a gamepad, the controls were smooth and responsive (If you re-map the steering to the left and right buttons on d-pad). I would highly recommend binding your controls fully to have the best experience.

The graphics in Re-volt are decent, especially for an arcade game. The tracks and environments are well-designed and add to the overall enjoyment of the game. In addition, the soundtrack is catchy and fits the fast-paced nature of the game perfectly.

One of the things that I enjoyed about Re-volt is the variety of cars available to choose from. Each car has its unique stats and handling, making them feel different on the track. This adds an extra level of strategy when choosing which car to use for each race.

While there were some minor glitches and bugs that I encountered while playing, they did not detract from the overall fun I had with Re-volt. It is a fast-paced and exciting game that offers hours of entertainment.

It has modding support. The track editor allows players to create their own custom tracks, which can be shared and uploaded with others via Steam Workshop. This means endless possibilities for new and unique tracks to race on. But the modding capabilities don't stop there. With Steam Workshop support, players can also create and add their own custom cars and tracks to the game, adding even more variety and personalization to the experience.

I have spent hours playing Re-volt and experimenting with different tracks and cars created by the community. It's amazing to see the creativity and talent of fellow players, and the fact that the game encourages and supports this is truly impressive.


Re-volt is a great arcade RC combat racer that is worth trying out. With its smooth gameplay, catchy soundtrack, and variety of cars, it offers a unique racing experience. Just make sure to have the Xinput.dll version 1.3 installed and a gamepad ready for the best experience. I would highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a fun and fast-paced racing game.

All in one emulators for steam users . best for those who love to relive your playing your childhood video games. with your new favorite game pad or any peripheral of your choice. 8 bit games 16 bit games 32 32 bit games. From 3rd generation all the way to the 5th generation along with Handheld Console of the Gen 6.

Yet Another Mario Kart. except far more playable than big rigs over the road racing. the lack of Solo content like race and battle and time trials. let alone Grand Prix AKA championship. but at least it has sound and music but that but that doesn't change the fact this game is like big rigs of Mario Kart on PC. as a cart racers for Indies it failed. but as an arcade cart racer I seem better choice on PC whatever it is Super Indie Kart, Sonic & All Star Racing and transformed, or heck even Garfield cart furious racing which is basically superior than vanilla Garfield Cart. I've seen penguins on go karts that has more polished than this.

Off to a good though Iffy start.
One of my biggest highlights has to be Vega. It's basically winning formula and formula flashback. But with Vega's skin.
He-Man and Skeletor finally made it cut. The Mystery Machine handles like a typical van. Unless you feel like you're playing endless Drifter mobile game. All the Ninja Turtles are here thanks to the inclusion of Michelangelo and Raphael. Master Splinter is nowhere to be seen But there is Shredder. And of course another typical Detective Comics sellout. This time being Swamp Thing (Seperate Review). I've already got McLaren Senna but now I will get to drive the 720s. Keep in mind comments will be changed once all of it came out.

Don't buy it with 40 day left or the last day. you'll be ripped off.