Doodle Derby Reviews

If you want to take a break from the good games :-), i recommend this game and if you also have a bunch of buddies around you even can take a break together. It's a really good quick game with which you can have fun.

You can't have "drive in this direction" and "rotate this direction" be the same button.

Not for kids 8+ This is an Early Access Review: I will change later, and I don't want to be mean, but my students don't like this game. What they like about Ultimate Horse Chicken_ Simple Controls Different Access to Traps via Game Options.. Currently Controls with default levels are too confusing: Why can't all acceleration and deceleration be one stick? TBH, many student's can't play racing games because of the default scheme. So why not just simplify it? We need baby levels... I know I'll have to build them. But the defaults were too hard for kids. We need easier access to build items in order to complete levels, at the very least please put in a "Creative Mode" like Ultimate Horse Chicken, so people can build solutions to the finish line. I get the store mechanic, but again, just have a build mode or give the option to the pick blocks like Ultimate Horse Chicken. Student's do find the cars fun, but the game is "no fun" over all; thus, I can't use it until updates.

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That horrid, aggressive, flashing screen of red and yellow is what made me stop playing. Not the lack of tutorial, or instructions, or physics. Those were also reasons why I quit playing. An aggressive demo where you are not told what to do in order to succeed. Navi would have been an improvement- what, no don't add Navi

Wauw. Great game. I played this at a party with friends. And we had fun all night. The graphics are fun to watch. Anybody can play this game. A really must have for my collection

Spent more time refunding the game then playing it. The game is in your face with controls as the controls are awful. The game provides no tutorial and everything is complicated. Also, playing with your friends is painful as it has multiple glitches and the mechanics seem to not work well with multiple people.

So far so good. Funny little game reminds me a bit of Ultimate Chicken Horse, but clearly not quite as refined in it's current state. Still very fun and I am looking forward to future updates and bug fixes!

I've only played it two-player but we both had a proper laugh, firstly trying to cobble together a 'route' to the finish line then secondly trying to screw each other's plans up with goo cannons, snow men, glass blocks, boxing gloves, trees, flippers, ramps, explosive barrels, bouncing castles--and there's a lot more! There's a real kind of co-operative/competitive tension here coupled with some genuinely Rube Goldberg/Heath Robinson-esque construction wackiness. The doodle aesthetic suits it perfectly, the soundtrack is catchy, and the online functionality as well as the level editing is the icing on the cake. Some folks are comparing it to Ultimate Chicken Horse but platforming in a car makes this a totally different beast in my eyes. Doodle Derby is a lot looser and more chaotic, which I think is half the fun. I'm looking forward to playing this more, and with more players. Absolutely worth a few quid!

It's a fun game but I am disappointed that the cut scenes from the trailer aren't included... (That was the reason I bought this game (the Trailer is hilarious))