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It needs a ton of work, but is otherwise fun. Very unique game that i recommend and i hope that online mode gets more players. It takes practice and doesn't handle quite like a typical racer. It is a mix of arcade and sim in its current build. The colors are... eh, something else. I really recommend those get changed around.

Would like to see the ability to make your own tracks, perhaps some different kart designs down the road or hoverships.

This game, is certainly not what you expect. It starts off as a goofy non-serious kart racer until you actually start getting into the racing. The racing itself feels more like it is trying to be a simulator. You need to know racing lines, and the slow in fast out techniques that apply in Gran Turismo, Forza, and Project Cars. Combine that with some seriously goofy weapons. That said, i am rather surprised at how fluent the controls are on the gamepad.

I went into this cracking up thinking "what on Earth am i buying for a dollar." to going "wow, this is rather fun!'. Needless to stay i am still dieing whenever i see the name of this. The music on the other hand.. i am indifferent to it, it isn't bad, yet it isn't great. I'd recommend playing your own stuff after a while.

I would not recommend this for young kids who may not be experienced with simulators, this game is deceptive and they will get frusturated quickly. I certainly was not expecting the sim aspect. Think Gran Turismo with the option to cheat with goofy weapons and oil slicks.

I have only played about 15 minutes, but i must say i am pleasantly surprised by the gameplay itself. Kudos to the devs on a job well done.

This is a fun little ARPG, Well worth the price, lots to do and smooth gameplay. Reminds me of the good old SNES days, and includes lots of references to other games. Kudos to the devs on a job well done, I've only played a little bit of the game so far but i am really liking what i have experienced. I like the fact you can relive boss fights encase you missed an item or if you just want to practice against them. I get nervous when it comes to Early Access titles, but this one tops every other i have tested. Really like the artwork, sprites and music. Lots of different ways to build your character. Refund stats option is nice. Feels like a finished game, cannot wait to see what the devs add in later on.

Loaded with Micro transactions. The gameplay is a mindless grindfest. It has potential, but thanks to the micros (anywhere from $1.99-$50), it ruins any sort of potential the game might have had. I will say the puzzles can be a bit entertaining. I can't really give this one a positive review. The dev claims "pay to support the developers". I did that when i bought the game. This feels like an android/ios port.

Hilarious little game themed after classic point and click titles. Enjoyed the amusing creatures and the dude in the mirror is creepy! You can die in this! So be careful what items you use on certain creatures. You may be surprised since some awnsers are not so obvious! I wasn't sure what to expect going into this, but I'm hooked!

Future racers, if you have played Wipeout, F-Zero, etc. You will all love this! You can take on any of the challenges in any order. It is challenging, but once you figure out the right way to beat a track you will eventually pull off a win, and it feels damn good to win in this.

The electronic soundtrack is a very nice fit for the game and the controls feel smooth. You can spend XP in different attributes which adds an rpg element to the upgrade system in this game. The visuals are just right. Considering the fact this was made by just one person, i tip my hat off to you! This would make an epic arcade cabnet game.

You are going to die, you are going to be resurrected, and then you are going to die some more. Keep your stats, get stronger and re-attempt the dungeon. This game will drive you crazy, but it is that fun kind of crazy that will make you go back for a bigger beatting. Controls are simple and smooth, plays a lot like an early Zelda game. Think SNES Zelda. Lots of different character classes, i started with the nomad.

The dungeon seems to be randomized, every time you die you begin in a new location with different items. It makes for a sense of suspense especially when you are starting out and don't exactly know what to expect. Boxes and plants can be destroyed for items. Health however is scarce. You can play a few quick runs or a few hours, it is up to you. This game is easy to pick up and put down at any time. No need to remember where you left off.

If you want a game with a huge amount of replay value, this is for you.

This is the first Dragonball game I've played since Budokai 3 back on PS2. It has that fun feel with rpg elements such as leveling, and character building. I won't bother with a detail review as others have done before me.

Pros:
Lengthy storyline, Follows events after GT. I'd recommend watching Battle of The Gods.
Lots of different things to do, many different set ups to try out.
As you beat Time Patrol, you unlock new Parallel Quests which can be used to grind or for exp and items. Personally i made frequent use of the DLC missions once i caved, and purchased the season pass.
Decent graphics, awesome soundtrack.
Lots of different characters+variations of those characters... everything from classic Goku, Saibamen, Freeza's underlings, Cell Jr to Broly.

Cons:
Online is prone to hackers, don't bother with the leaderboards. Fight with your friends for fun instead.
Camera is glitchy as hell, especially in the Space arena. This can make or break some missions. Many Ultimate Finishes require you to do them within a certain time, and when the camera spins as you dash toward an opponent it can waste time, same goes for traveling to locations within a mission.
Lag - The game CAN at times be considerably laggy, even on local play.

If you are a Dragonball fan, despite the cons i mentioned for $50 you get what you pay for. It is a decent game and much better then what got released for the PS3 titles. I do recommend the Season Pass. If you are unsure if you like the newer Dragonball games, wait for a sale. I also recommend an Xbox 360 controller or gamepad of your choice.

Addictive, challenging game. Becareful how much you upgrade your car, you can make the mistake i did at first, and class up your car before you are ready. Luckily there is a downgrade feature which i think is very nice, you can downgrade the car to keep it within a certain class or to change how the car is set up.

The graphics are nice, handling physics is a bit odd but fun once you get used to it. I'd say it is both a mix of sim, and arcade. You have to figure out a good rhythm for the corners. How you boost on the straights matters can mean loosing or winning a race. There is no penalty for restarting a race in Career mode that I've noticed which is nice until you learn a track. Some tracks have jumps, and blind corners.

There is a difficulty setting which affects how much credits you win from a race. It is set to default on Intermediate, but even Easiest can be tricky depending on the track and car that you have. What is tricky about Easiest is that you lap slower cpu, and they can get in your way when taking some corners or on tight track sections. This is annoying if you are trying to do a perfect race without any damage.

Controls, and rumble feature are very nicely set up, you can change them if the default setting isn't what you want. I play using a 360 Afterglow controller.

Overall, first impressions say a lot. This is nicely done. I will update this review as i play it more and get indepth into other modes, and multiplayer.

Pros:
Addictive
Fun
Active Developer, quick to fix bugs.
Price is reasonable
Does not require a great deal of hard drive space.

Basically just like D&D, Diablo, HeroQuest and other boardgame style rpgs. No complex rules to learn, and you can jump right in. Lots of different characters, spells and weapons. Has an attribute system instead of leveling up, which makes for more challenging play decisions. Game has a blacksmith where you repair and fortify your weapons. Great for a quick game if you are pressed for time, or if you are just waiting around.

Cons:
Still needs some testing, can be buggy.
Mobile port, this version is improved from the mobile.