You can play in some classic races, where your goal is to finish at the top stop. The game features a realistic physics engine that actually shows the damage caused to parts of your car that will be represented both visually and in how your car handles. It’s not one of those games where you just make them bump into something so that they crash à la Burnout Paradise. Each event has a certain number of points that you can win, which are accumulated for the championship’s total, and reaching the given number for the championship will unlock the next one.Īs for the races, there are a lot of different modes, all with a common thing demolish your opponents. Some events only have a single race, while others are composed of multiple races that you have to complete one after the other. In each of the championships, there are a few events that you can compete in, presented in a tile-based layout that reminded me a lot about how Driveclub presents its tours. This mode has five different championships, starting with the Regional Juniors, and all the way to the World Masters, with only the first one unlocked at the start. There’s a multiplayer mode, custom events where you can create single-player events to play in, and the Career mode, where you’ll most likely spend the majority of your single-player time with the game.
As you start the game, you’ll get access to three modes to play.
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