When you start a mode, the game automatically looks for people for you to play with and fills the rest of the slots with bots after waiting for human players for few minutes. So while the gameplay modes are great, one of the issues for the game runs is that it’s entirely focused on the online experience. The custom battle areas look great each with their own feeling and nods to brands from the Hasbro lines. The close quarter areas made it easier to use weapons, allowing you to do massive damage. For example, one of the tracks goes over multiple environments, including a pool table and a piano! Each has a great designed and features different obstacles and nods to other childhood brands from Hasbro, such as Nerf, Ouija, and more.īattle mode was very fun as the game placed you in a more enclosed environment with the sole purpose of destroying your competition. Races take place on neat little tracks that look like they are taking place in a house, in a setup like the one you would have built when you were a kid. They are easy to collect but aiming and firing them from this point of view takes some practice. The other challenge is using the weapons. You use to use the stick and point it in the direction you want your car to go, which does sound simple but takes some getting used to. Driving around takes some getting used to as the controls feel different from other racing games. You need to maneuver the cars around each track and along the way you can pick up weapons and power-ups to attack your opponents as you case a ton of mayhem.
Micro Machines has you playing from an overhead perspective.
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Who could hit the finish line first in the makeshift tracks we built around the house? The game also takes me back to playing games on my NES such as RC Pro Am or Super Sprint, which is definitely a good thing! I remember when I was really young playing with the Micro Machines on the floor when I was younger playing with friends.
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Micro Machines World Series is a throwback to my childhood in a few ways. This review represents what both had to say.
This is a double review for Micro Machines World Series by the_nmac and Tracey. Micro Machines World Series | The Thrill of the Race!
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