Unless you re-race a lot to build up your cash and buy upgrades, your car simply won’t be a contender in the later races and it feels cheap. Well, it’s all down to progress through the myriad stages in the career mode. Well, with all this solid gold, why does the games mobile roots feel a bit of a shame? In single-player, you can flick between typical the top-down/isomeric viewpoint to a first-person through to third, this is a really saucy touch as it effectively changes the genre of the game in a subtle way, opening it up to players who prefer their action close-up or viewed from above - other versions outside the Switch also allow the use of VR, which I can imagine is full-on! - very cool stuff. With Mini Motor Racing X we focused on features that bring out the best in the Switch, such as local splitscreen co-op career modes as well as a myriad of online unique modes.The camera system in the game completely makes this a winner in my eyes. Online cross play with other platforms, including VR.Multiple ways to play: Play in 1st person, 3rd person, from above or a variety of other camera options.Multiplayer: Full online multiplayer with up to four friends and local campaign co-op.Upgrade your rides: Unlock dozens of cars and pump your hard earned winnings into turning them into high-performance beasts.Available for both career mode and multiplayer races. Type X’ battle mode: The same fast-paced racing action, but with the added chaos of weapons.Massive career mode: Collect dozens of cars and race on over 50 tracks in hundreds of races with vibrant, rich visuals, day and night and in varying weather conditions.Core features in Mini Motor Racing X include:
There’s a multitude of cars on offer that can be unlocked and upgraded through progress with nitrous oxide in abundance.
The levels aren’t anything like tabletops but proper tropical resorts and Monaco like tracks, albeit bite-size enough to have a quick run through without doing Le Mans. That’s right, I’ve played Mini Motor Racing X by The Binary Mill on the PlayStation 4, and it’s great! Think Micro Machines, only with a perfect selection of camera modes and a game that doesn’t try to be the classic retro title, instead, it’s own game. Coming to the Switch next month is Mini Motor Racing X, and quite frankly, why not sooner?
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