32 SECS Steam Charts & Stats

aggressive car traffic gives me more drive ^^

add multiplayer

Tron aesthetic endless runner - fine for switching off your brain.

bought to be first in the table ;) you need: - patience; - dexterity; - high speed; ♪ I love it ♪

I'm annoyed by the constant police car chases. LET ME JUST PLAY IT !!! ****

I love the fast lane, but I got bored of the music very quickly... so I recommend using your own music, like chill-pop.

While playing this game I often remember other similiar games with same setting or gameplay, and that's pretty good. Dev really cares about immersive gameplay and I doesnt get bored for game like this :)

I recently downloaded 32 SECS and, to be honest, I didn't expect to stick for so long. The game is a real thrill for fans of futuristic racing. It's a cross between Tron and Cyberpunk, only at insane speeds. The gameplay is addictive: you rush along neon highways, dodge between cars, hack obstacles and get away from the cops. The bike itself can be upgraded, and the tracks are becoming more difficult and interesting. I especially liked the element of tactics — you need not just to step on the gas, but also to use boosts competently, maneuver and monitor resources. Special respect for the visual. The city looks cool, everything is glowing, the tracks are changing, and the speed feels really powerful. The soundtrack also adds to the atmosphere — the electronics are perfect for the cyberpunk style. On the downside, I would like more variability in the tasks, but if you just like to fly at maximum speed, getting high from the process, the game will go with a bang.

Interesting timewaster with annoying flaws This is an endless runner set in a cyberpunk world (the neon-clad kind, which I'm a big fan of), where you ride a bike, collect stuff, and do missions to buy better bikes and new paintjobs The controls are solid, the visuals are nice, and the gameplay is engaging enough to make you lose track of time, all big pros. BUT there are some "quirks" that I just can't understand how were they released in this state. Specifically, in regards to the missions and better bikes - The police car that occasionally chases you matches the top speed of your bike. Which means that between the basic free bike and the 50k-costing bike, you'll always have to stay at top speed to run away from the cops. Not unmanageable, but it really makes you question why that is how it is. - Some missions are timed, or have a set distance that make you fail if you don't complete the requirements before you reach them. The problem with the distance ones is: if you have a really fast bike, that is a REALLY big debuff to yourself, since you can end up reaching the goal way too quick and not finish the tasks required. Also not unmanageable, but also annoying. The "hostile bikers" and "bosses" (the ones in purple), however, are my biggest problem with this game. In some missions, you're required to knock them out, or hack their data by following them closely. Easy enough in theory. But: 1- They also match your top speed. Not a big deal. 2- Their AI is wonky, and sometimes crash themselves into cars and barricades. Kind of a big deal when that means you didn't technically knock them out, so your counter doesn't rise. 3- Both of those quirks combined, plus the fact that you usually have to do other things in their missions, plus the fact that they can also be timed/have a distance limit, equals you losing a 5~15min mission because you did everything right, but the boss crashed into a car so you instantly lose, or you didn't knock enough hostile bikers in time so the boss doesn't spawn until it's too late (and since the hostiles also crash, that's more time that you're losing). It adds up to a LOT of wasted time that you lost because of something completely out of your control. Also, for some reason, the achievment for "Owning 5 bikes or more" isn't working. Please, fix this. My advice if you're planning on playing this game is to buy the most expensive bike for the races and for exploring the map, but don't use it for the timed/distance missions (not that you can see which ones are which before entering them). There's not even a big incentive to buy more bikes anyway, outside of the fact that some missions require you to own a specific model (which btw, are kinda too similar), so it all feels kinda pointless. In short, it's a cheap game, it's fun, it's a competent endless runner with cool visuals, but I can just barely recommend it because of those issues. 5.5/10

This game is an exercise in frustration. I have reached level 24 and still haven't unlocked any of the upgrades or other bikes. I have unlocked one of the racetracks, but can't remember how I did it. Beating the boss maps doesn't unlock anything, so it must have been another way such as one of the loot stashes, which mostly just give you money that I can't spend since nothing is unlocked. The police chase after you any time you pass them, which you will do even if you hold down the brakes the entire time because they drive so slowly. The chase vehicle on the other hand is very fast and difficult to evade using just the speed boosters and your normal nitro boost. If you are lucky enough to get one of the nitro powerups, you may be able to evade them, but you will run into another police car soon after and the whole process begins again. Even worse, in most maps you are doing this while also trying to complete the objectives for that map. This game could be fun if there was any sense of progression, but it feels like more of a grind with little reward, so for that reason I can't recommend it.