Tacopocalypse Reviews

At this state I can say so far the game looks very solid and great, the only thing I can complain about is controls - I really wish you could spread steering and rotating. Other than that - colorful and amazing graphics, great music and very nice style.

This game is a blast! Like its been said before, its very much like Jet Set Radio and Crazy Taxi and maybe a little bit of Rocket League. Its got that Cel shaded look kind of like Jet Set Radio. Its got a killer soundtrack like Crazy Taxi. And its pretty much controls exactly like Rocket League. I played a little on my own and thats fine but its a blast with some friends. Im one of those weird believers in local split screen games and this one has it! Its a fun party game. I very much recommend the game to anyone who is looking for something different with a real arcade feel to it.

Fun game, im a fan of all the ideas it borrows from. Ive encountered a glitch in the first 5 minutes that made my sceen go black. I thought nothing of it and just restarted. When it came back on, It was like someone had punched my monitor. The colors keep twitching on the screen and im afraid im gonna have a seizure or some shit. will delete this review after i get some help and give this game the praise it deserves

Tacopocalypse is the love child of Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio, and no doubt cousins with Rocket League and Tony Hawks Pro Skater. I am really torn on whether to recommend this game. The game is no doubt fun for however long you choose to play it, but there are really some glaring flaws that make recommending the game just too hard to do, even with the game coming in at under £4 when at full price. Namely, the game is full of bugs. Whilst playing with an Xbox 1 controller, I found the game would crash a hell of a lot. I have not tested with any other controllers, so this could be an controller specific issue, or generally a controller issue, as it is something that did not occur when playing with keyboard and mouse. Another issue is the shallowness of the game. With only a couple of modes and just 4 maps to choose from, the game will not last very long, and again, I would expect at lease double the playtime for the money being asked. There are also some issues with falling through the map at times, which don't neccesarily breakk the game, but can just be a bit annoying. It's because of these issues, I cannot recommend, but if you can put up with this things, then underneath all that grime is certainly a fun and quick throwaway game that will certainly put a smile on your face if you ever loved any of it's predecessors. Best for: Stuntmen

Ow, you guys hit me right in the nostalgia... It's like a bunch of different games I played in my formative years all got together for a psychedelic orgy and this is the resultant two-headed crack-baby. (I mean this in a good way, if you'll believe that...) Out of the gate, there was a weird issue with the screen fading to black, which I fixed fairly easily by changing the game's resolution to my monitor's native one (1920x1080). Once that minor struggle was out of the way, I went on to have a great time playing. On the surface, it looks like a simple game--and I do only have 3.5 hours of playtime into it at the time of this writing, with all achievements unlocked. However, when I ponder it further, it seems like the bulk of the thought has gone into designing the environment, rather than coming up with an arbitrary storyline, and progression is left open. This allows you to do lots of creative shit. A couple of my favourites: - Using "boost" midair to achieve a "rocket thruster" effect - Driving up the sides of buildings My intuition tells me that my lack of imagination is the current limit here, and this is merely the tip of the iceberg. It also tells me that I'll probably be coming back to this game from time to time, just to watch airborne economy cars flail about randomly. So yeah, long-winded way of saying: well done, Cherry Pie Games! I hope you make more games in the future!

Tacopocalypse is a mechanical blast from the past featuring tricks and scoring fromTony Hawks, the delivery aspect of Crazy Taxi, and the car mechanics of Rocket League... but let's not forget that incredible soundtrack. Playing this early build hints that this title has SO MUCH potential to be great with the right love. Maybe future releases could feature objectives like the old THPS? Maybe we could see an online mode? I could go on with how giddy this throwback is getting me.

Short and fun arcadey car game that has cars that handle similar to Rocket League and a trick system of THPS. Gameplay is pretty straight forward, run into taco delivery points, refill on tacos, and do cool tricks while doing all of that. The best way to sum it up is that it feels like an unreleased Dreamcast game. Even at a full $5 I would say the game is worth it especially if you can get some friends to play split screen with.

Tony Hawk + Crazy Taxi. Fantastic combination and a fantastic soundtrack. I'm not a huge fan of the music on their own but when they're put alongside the super ambitious artwork of this game it blends so nicely. I've beaten all the maps probably 10 times over each, would love more or at least a workshop functionality.

Thanks for the price drop to 99 cents. I've had this on my wishlist for at least 5 years. It's basically rag doll physics (without the doll) driving with 4 really cool maps and car customization. Your mission is to deliver tacos, but the main fun is flying as far and as high as you can.

I have to say this is one of the all time great being overshadowed by Triple AAA dissapointed. This gave me more fun than Tom Clancy the Division and COD BOP 3 combined. The developer influence from Rocket League, Tony Hawk and Jet Star Radio has allowed the game to become a combination of the three and flourish as it own game. So far all review so far have been extremely good and this is no difference. This game is true fun which is all you want from one, you can play with friend, high replayablilty, great soundtrack and more. Nothing to prove. Game of the Year Award. Viva Del Tacopocalyse.