Micro Car Crash Online Le Go! Reviews

I bought this because it was on the 'games possible for deletetion' group. because you know. Lego Blocks. but yeah. It's pretty fun if you like those stunt type games to waste time with. THE REAL KICKER. the thing that makes it ALL worth it. is the music. Here are all of the songs in this game that Google could help me identify.: The Spin Wires - Ignite Vitne - Make Believe Rusty Tea Makers - Jump Da Fuck Up Color Our - Anything and Everything Golden Duck Orchastra - On Sale Roller Genoa - Safe and warm in hunters arms Roller Genoa - Build My Gallows High Deer Stone - Bright Lights Sadme - I killed Bj Avercage - Embers Avercage - Bitter Dance Good fun.

I remember a long time ago, back when the internet was still relatively new. The Lego website had a game just like this one. One giant obstacle course, all the fun you could have... and only two minutes at a time, but they were great minutes! Nowadays you couldn't find it if you tried. When I happened upon this game, it reminded me of exactly that, and so I waited patiently for its release. After playing for about 1.3 hours, I've finally got a hold on what I want to say. It is fun, but it needs a little work. Note that this review is during the very early release, so take it with a grain of salt in the future. The Pros - Runs great! I played this on my laptop, and even with twenty bots at once, it barely stumbled. - Fun! I could watch these cars get destroyed all day, it's that entertaining. - Lot of potential! There's so much to be done here, which sadly leads into the next segment. The Cons - Damage system doesn't function correctly. The health bar isn't a clear indicator of... well, your health. You lose when the game decides you lose, not when you actually lose. Suggestion? Try to redesign the health system around how many blocks you lose from your vehicle, like each block is a health percentage. - Some ramps will stop you entirely if you're going too fast. This is probably because they're too shallow for the vehicle to access at a high speed, which makes it difficult considering most of the ramps have a speed booster before them. Try smoothing out some of the tracks a bit. - The AI needs a little more brainpower. When I did the twenty-car royale, only a few of the vehicles came after me, if at all. The competition wasn't very competitive. - The reset system is more like an elevator. If you push the reset button continuously, you go through the ceiling, effectively transcending the stage and reality. - The screen doesn't fit unless you go fullscreen. When I first opened the game, the buttons were below my taskbar, so they were out of my reach. Thankfully, I have a touchscreen, so I begrudgingly pulled the window up with my mouse and tapped the buttons with my other hand until I realized the fullscreen feature was in the settings menu. Please fix that. With that out of the way, I do have some ideas for the future that I hope you'll like. - MORE GAME MODES! Now demolition derby is a great example of what the game is capable of, don't get me wrong. But it does eventually get boring. Add something else, like actual races, or something like Rocket League? - CUSTOMIZABLE VEHICLES! You can't have a brick simulator without the ability to stack the bricks yourself. Give us a build mode that lets the player go nuts. - MORE MAPS! One is good. Two is great. Two or three more would seal the deal. I suggest going with the "throughout the house" theme. One track in the kitchen, the living room etc. Something like that. Overall? 7/10. Fun and easy, but needs a little work and something extra. I'll be keeping an eye out for any updates.