Recent reviews by TangoScout

Spectacular give me 14 of them right now.

Honestly, you're better off waiting it out if you're not totally into this kind of thing. Most of the content currently available is done better in other titles. What's personally significant to me right now is the quality that can be found in the street cars that they offer. That might be enough to keep me going while waiting for more of the game to open up.

In regard to the negative reviews, take them with a grain of salt. These type of titles start out with rough edges and it is common place for them to be bombed by the community at launch. Happened with ACC, DR2, AMS2 and it will continue to happen. What you get now is a little money saved for something that's expected to be particular extraordinary as the years progress.

It's silly, lighthearted fun with a fair serving of dark humor. The multiplayer recently introduced is pretty exciting to think about but not currently something you can just pop-in with a couple randos, where you must coordinate through discord. Still greatly appreciated though!

Unplayable at current state

Learning this song at a difficult level is like peeling away layers of bliss that you keep coming back to in order to reach the core. It's revitalized not only my interest in Beat Saber, but for rhythm games in general. I can't recommend it highly enough. Really A+ work.

Predatory marketing for exclusive content, while requiring a ridiculously grind for simple color pallets.

Broken online play. I've personally experienced winning an online match, yet to have it count as a loss after a player disconnected.

Bland story mode that starts out promising a fresh reboot, only to turnover yet another multiverse story...

Yeah Lot of rally for the buck

The Game Play
I'm enjoying it in my sim rig. Would be nice to play it leisurely on my Steam Deck, but that's ok. The tracks are enjoyable and the play modes keep it interesting. I'm happy enough with the physics so far. They had some stuttering bugs at launch but already polished most of that out. It would be nice to have better triple screen support, but most to all the existing rally games don't have great support for it either, so can't really complain to much about that, I guess.


The Brand
It's pretty wild to think of all the facets put together to give us this one. Dirt, Code Masters, WRC FIA, all roofed under our favorite publisher, EA. That last part leaves a sour taste in my mouth, but we really have to commit towards their own commitment and so far they are asking a fair price for a lot of game.

We are sure to see it repackaged and rebranded next year, but each installment is going to add to the experience. Driving sims need continued support to ever have the chance of becoming decent and so I'm fine with that.

Finally get to use that handbrake!

Speaking for the RX component, it's a blast. The physics feel better than DR2 and the driving experience more engaging than iR. I'd push quarters to play it again, so checks out.

Progressively vampiric pay to win price model with decent game play.

Generally well polished, having a few noticeable imperfections in the character models and some minor glitchy physics. All and all, I'd say that it's not worth sticking around for. The price model continues to spiral out of control in true mobile gaming app fashion. I'm not sure when the gaming community started permitting such practices within our own medium outside of cosmetics, but it needs to stop.

Zachtronics X Tabletop Simulator

Hopefully this one takes off, I very much look forward to how far the community can take it!

Some pros:
* Last KT Racing installment for the series in the know future.
* 3 month WRC plus subscription.
* Lots of content per bucks spent.
* Sprawling stages rich with beauty.

Some cons:
* Physics still need some attention. Specifically throttle input from what many have reported.
* Inconsistent AI competence per track
* Multiplayer allows players to reattempt their dailys