#Mx vs atv supercross reviews code

This review is based on a retail code for PlayStation 4В sent to SideQuesting. Honestly, IвЂ™m shocked that Rainbow made this game, but not as much I am that a publisher let it out the door. The racer AI is bad, the control is painfully sloppy, the framerate is wildly erratic, and thereвЂ™s little to no depth outside of the very basic vehicle and rider customization. ATV Supercross Encore is a bad game that you absolutely, unequivocally, should not play. It feels significantly worse than theВ average budget game, and honestly feels like one of those iOS/Android attemptsВ that are ported to Steam and sold for a few bucks. Sure, itвЂ™s a budget game, but last time I checked being reasonably priced didnвЂ™t mean a game can release in a piss-poor state and be immune from criticism. However, IвЂ™ve found them to make little difference once the tires hit the dirt, and was able to dust everyone easily with the stock bike IВ started the game with, so all of the customization is largely a throwaway addition. The racer customization is purely cosmetic, whereas the actual vehicles have different stat ratings for speed and the like. I should note that weВ can customize our racers and vehicles with different models of gear that unlock in our racing career. This is a video game, and Rainbow has made some pretty crazy tracks in the past, so itвЂ™s baffling to me that they went with the most boring, cookie cutter ideasВ for this game. I know motocross coursesВ are generally not super exciting in terms of design, but the game takes them to a new level of dullness. The tracks are as uninspired as the rest of the game. After weВ figure out how it works weВ can easily finish first and even lap other racers consistently. The races themselves lack any tension, and in my experience the worst I placed was third that literally only happened once during my first race. This is enough to put us 14-20 seconds ahead of our competition, and we never need to look back. The poor controls are paired with an abysmal AI system controlling other racers, so our best bet for winning a race comes down to the singular strategy of hauling ass out of the starting gate - more or less - and gaining a lead as weВ carefully take the first few turns. The controls end up feeling empty and uncoordinated. There are dedicated buttons for said actions, and there are animations to let usВ know weвЂ™re doing them, but aside from the visual feedback thereвЂ™s close to no actual benefit or effect. The game asksВ us toВ shift our weight for better control inВ landings and turns. In my youth I was pushed into riding motocross by my father who wanted to live vicariously through me, so I know how these vehicles are supposed to behave on a dirt track, and they behave in this game is absolutely absurd and defies all logic. I loved some of the earlier Rainbow-developed MX vs. Let me preface this by saying that IвЂ™m no stranger to motocross.

Now itвЂ™s out, IвЂ™ve played it, and I know exactly how I feel:

After all, Rainbow Studios was developing it, and theyвЂ™ve made some pretty great offroad racing games in the past. I thought it was a strange franchise to try and bring back, for sure, but I was approaching it with an open mind. ATV Supercross Encore when I heard word that it was coming out.

Mx vs atv supercross reviews