It doesn’t happen in every race, but you’ll find yourself going “what the hell?” every now and again. It’s not uncommon to see your car flip over for no reason whatsoever. Flatout 4 needs a few more months in development - and a price cutĪnother culprit is the unpolished nature of the gameplay. Instead, we get courses that don’t have a good sense of rhythm. Arcade racing games are supposed to have a solid track flow to them, with the cars providing the chaos. A slew of debris that makes getting back on-track a nightmare? Indeed. Half of the tracks are sensibly designed, while the rest seem hastily thrown together. Variety does improve as you progress in the cups, but you’ll still be seeing the same tracks every few races. The track variety isn’t great in the early going, so expect to race on the same tracks at first. The gameplay variety in the cup department is pretty solid, featuring the usual races, time trials and demolition events (get the most hits/eliminations).
#Flatout 4 pcreview upgrade
Earn enough cash and you can upgrade your current vehicle or buy a new one - simple stuff then. Earn enough points in each race and you win a cup, earning cash in the process.
Much like previous games, Flatout 4 has you taking on various tournament races and events. So then, Flatout 4: Total Insanity has a lot to live up to, but truth be told, I expected more from the game for the price.
0 kommentar(er)
