Along with the various power-ups that can be collected during a race, each character has a special ability that can be activated twice per race. The characters all have a nondescript look, but all differ in their actual style (there is a Mexican wrestler, a pirate, a robot and even a man in a bunny costume), which does at least make them stand out from each other, as does their special abilities. The game is a budget title, and although it does lack the kind of polish a higher budget game would undoubtedly have, it still manages to feel like a quality product with a lot of content albeit with some certain limitations.Īesthetically the game reminded me of Modnation Racers, a game that was released way back for the PlayStation 3 and PSP.
Multiplayer: Up to 8 players – Offline only Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox (Reviewed), Switch Made by Vector Unit, the developer behind titles like Riptide GP, Hydro-Thunder Hurricane and the original Beach Buggy game, who have made a name for themselves in the arcade racing genre Beach Buggy Racing 2 continues the same style of racing which has given the studio their success. Up steps Beach Buggy Racing 2: Island Adventure a game with a bit of a legacy.
With all the seriousness that comes with games like Dirt, Forza and Project Cars there is definitely a market for the less intense racing game. Mario Kart on the Switch is still doing gangbusters, and even Crash Bandicoot is getting back in on the action. There certainly isn’t a shortage of Kart Racing games at the moment.
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