MiniTracks Reviews

you got something really cool here but controls are very wonky on my reverb g2 with an xbox controller i cant get facing forward when in 1st person mode id suggest bieng able to rotate the camera.graphics are decent i felt like i was in my rift s instead of my reverb g2 as far as clarity.the game has alot of potential but needs work

Still a way lot to do for this game to be recommended. It is a nice concept, has some nice ideas, but way too unfinished and unpolished for me to recommend it. I have no doubt that, if the developers keep dedicating effort, adding features and, most important, making what is in the game well balanced and polished, it will be a very fun and easy to recommend.

Definition of Meh. Not enough content to warrant a purchase. Buy if you like below average quality time wasters.

Doesn't work in VR. Pressing F1 delivers a fuzzy photo of the developer's front garden to my headset.

OK, straight to the point: I'm a fan of Micro Machines/Re-Volt and this game is not as good as them. I will go on explaining why. But, if you're ok with such cheap games and know what to expect without any big expectations, then you may get use to the gameplay and all the flaws, and you may actually enjoy it! Let's first discuss the obvious big bug/flaw as of the current version: the AI and you can fall through the maps (going out of the borders). Do this by just landing sideways, if someone pushes you. It's a weird glitch and you can find it annoying. There are two good things about it: 1. you can respawn fast 2. sometimes, when AI is doing that, it won't return to the track, which guarantee your first place. That glitch is so bad that make the game good again. Perhaps it's also good for a laugh or two. There's no real single player mode (it's just win until you earn enough money to unlock the next track/car). I'll continue with the collision and the gameplay. Bumping into solid objects often stops your car completely instead of just bumping you back on track, and you loose momentum. This game is one of those: if you loose momentum (make a mistake), it's fatal. You're almost certainly not gonna win the race against the AI. The AI very rarely makes mistakes. The 3D objects in the tracks are low poly. The tracks themselves are too dark. All tracks can use more light/higher global illumination. The menu is really terrible with VR in mind navigation. If you don't have VR, you won't like it. After a race, the menu won't save your last track/car you have selected, which is annoying. There's no volume control options (you can disable music, but that's it). The game lacks a lot of sound effects that otherwise would've bee adding some more atmosphere and immersion. Ok, now on to the good stuff. Once you get to the hang of the gameplay, it's fun. The first few tracks really reminds me of Micro Machines. And you can adjust even the camera to look like the classic Micro Machines. The gameplay isn't that fast, but that's OK, since it gives you good amount of reaction time and it doesn't need to be crazy fast. In general, there seems to be two types of tracks: those that makes cars looks like miniature cars in big rooms and those tracks that makes cars looks like a real-life cars racing in carting-like tracks. That being said, the variety of tracks is surprisingly good! First of all, there are plenty of tracks and they're all different enough to keep you interested in unlocking them. There's even a drift mode for each one. There are the kitchen one, the bathroom one and plenty more in-door ones. All these reminds me of the Micro Machines tracks. Tracks are overall small. There are some cool objects in these rooms. In one room, I found a green Android figure. But things gets more interesting later on, when you unlock some "racing" tracks. There's also a snow one and a night one with zombies! (because why not!). Seems like the authors were having some fun. The music tracks are also good. Racing against AI probably won't be your cup of tea, but perhaps the most interesting part of the game is the multiplayer. If you have friends to play, it will provide fun time. But if you're looking for servers, unfortunately, there's none. It seems empty. So I would recommend this game if you're a Micro Machines fan, really desperately looking for something similar. Otherwise - skip.

MiniTracks Positives: + A lot of cool tracks + Drifting and racing + A lot of cool cars + Ok cartoony graphics + In-car view Negatives: - No campaign - Weird handling - Collision issues - Bugs and errors - Surprisingly aggressive AI - Finished in 2 hours Total Score: 5.5/10

I wanted to give a review but can't even play the game ?I tried my PS4 remote , ended up in buying a X-box remote and at last bought a after market remote.NOTHING works with this game.If you have money lying around rather give to charity in stead of buying this game.STEAM can you maybe check into this.

Worst racing game ever i played . First is no scale on vahicles - all is wrong . And stearing is so good that you want to kill yourself for this purhase. And shit im a masohist. That guy need to think what is easy or hard no scale on AI only on/off. Even for free this game sucks as hell.

It’s a fun game. The problem is, it freezes very often. Also, I’ve made it to the third map and the last ramp often times has you dropping out of the map completely.

I absolutely love top down racers which is why I decided to pick this up. I pretty much buy them all and then just hope they are decent. Having recently played Art Of Rally and Star Drift Evolution which are both absolutely incredible games, I knew this wasn't going to be anywhere near those level of games but I thought id try it out. This is much more like Micro Machines than the other games i mentioned, and yes its a bit rough around the edges and the UI could do with some love, but the core game isn't too bad. Once you unlock the faster cars then it can be quite a lot of fun. There are only 2 modes currently race or drift and both work quit well. The collision detection is a bit ropey when you hit some objects you just seem to stop dead, and it then takes a while to get going, but this can easily be fixed or amended. As I said this definitely lacks some polish, but the core game is still fun and playing with some friends would be a good laugh. As I love these style of games I will always support the devs and encourage them to keep making games like this and adding more features in the future.