Reseñas de Turbo Sloths

Es algo muy original y raro como esos fierros viejos se ponen a altas velocidades, creo que no hay algo como esto en el mercado y eso fue lo que me llamó la atención y me gusta. Gráficamente se ve hermoso, y eso que odio el motor unreal, ve se ve super bien, no tengo queja con el apartado visual, corriendo en Direct X 12, se ve wuapisimo. La música, soy más de quitarla en juegos especialmente de carreras, me estresa, pero alguna he escuchado y suena bien, pero lo mejor es que TIENE una espacio para cargar una carpeta con tu música preferida, y eso está de 10 en el aspecto jugable tiene dos tipos de manejo, uno arcade y otro tipo simulación, ambos son muy buenos y tienen buena reacción a los sticks y botones, el arcade no funciona al menos para mí es demasiado lineal, prefiero la simulación, es más desafiante y transmite muy bien la transferencia de peso, toma un tiempo agarrarle la maña ya que no estas manejando coches o camiones, es un traste con un cilindro de acero al frente y se siente muy diferente a cualquier cosa que haya jugado antes, así que la curva de aprendizaje es lenta, y definitivamente es un MUY buen juego que me ha sorprendido para bien. Sé que he jugado poco al momento de mi reseña, pero por ahora para mí es un 9 / 10 (el punto que no me gusta se lo atribuyo a las ratas personajes del juego, no me gustan esos animalejos Perezosos, algunos, los que parecen Ewoks están bien, pero los perezosos parecen ratas con skin de mapache y esa exasperante lentitud, los odio)

I am not one of those who write kilometric reviews with great detail. They may be wonderful in many ways, but I also don't read them if they are that long. Besides, there are always a lot of those, so I won't say anything new. I don't usually write reviews either, but this game deserves it. Here is my short opinion: Pros: - Graphically the game is incredibly solid. The environments, the vehicles, the tracks... everything has the look of a big production. Textures, setting, objects on the screen, destruction of the environment while you run, Split Second-style traps, opponents who fail, collide with each other, crash... A believable world full of details. It is very pretty to the eyes. - Controls seem pretty tight. - As a true and crazy music lover that I am, having the option of having the game use my music files as a soundtrack seems like a HUGE gift to me. All PC games should have this option. - Soundtrack and sound at good height. - Lots of vehicle customization options. - Difficulty (on hard) well adjusted, not too easy and not too hard. Opponents can crash themselves and turn the race around almost like real people. - There are shortcuts on the tracks. - Many options with which to configure the different aspects of the game. - An annual pass to support developers and look forward to future juicy dlcs. Cons: - It's cool and interesting to control rollers powered by some kind of nuclear turbine, but we're not used to something like that and although the controls feel realistic and tight, it's a bit more difficult than expected to control the roller in a satisfactory way, especially in the curves. - That this game does not have online multiplayer is a crime. There are other examples of great games like this that don't have it. There are others who do, but in such a saturated market, you can't find people to play with. I guess the developers have been realistic and wanted to prevent this last case. However, it is like having a beautiful strong bird locked in a cage at home. I highly recommend it, and to be honest, it's the coolest, most amazing, and most characterful thing I've played in a long time in this genre. I love it.