GRID also has decent graphics and has some great moments as an arcade racing game. Every race feels like its high stakes, the team building generates a bit of diversity, career mode and seasons are a bit bland but use a good formula overall, and the tracks had interesting designs and were just challenging enough to keep me interested.
I think that the overall execution for GRID was acceptable — the real problems start to become apparent the longer you play it. Perhaps the worst part of GRID, however, is the limited choices you have for cars and tracklists. Nearly every racing game is centered around choosing your own car, upgrading its specs, and trying out a variety of combinations in an effort to become the ultimate racer. Each car, aside from the M3 E30 or the Alfa , drives almost identically. Plus, customization is minimal — this lack of creativity and actual variety in terms of performance essentially degrades an otherwise enjoyable game.
Not the best and not the worst racing game out there. It has its moments, a fun career mode with good ideas and responsive controls overall. It simply lacks diversity in gameplay, customization, and tracks, a huge disadvantage for a game of this genre. Still, its playable by anyone from beginners to veterans and offers a positive experience in spite of these shortcomings.
I Play Racing games with the keys, which is viewed as being some kind of mad thing to do. Well it is, but I just can't be doing with pads unless I have to put myself in someone else's shoes for purposes of review. For myself, pads can get stuffed, I'll soldier on with my trusty arrows. Having said that, sometimes I do consider using analogue sticks for car games, for the obvious reason of being able to make graded turns, rather than binary ones. That doesn't stop me enjoying racing games as good as GRID though.
The fundamentals are just right, pretty much and that's coming from someone who likes cars as much as he does genital fungus. Yes, it's more arcadey than some nutcases might like, but it is just damn fun! Personally, I couldn't care less if the courses didn't have accurate advertising or pixel-perfect GPS modelling or whatever.
I just want to go vroom vroom and crash into barriers a lot. Feel the power of engines, sense the speed, sound and action on the racetrack and enjoy yourself driving the most competitive and well-designed cars. Choose your car and get into the world of GRID, a magnificent game that will hook you. Garfield Kart Furious Racing. Challenge up to 11 friends in your favourite circuit in the multiplayer online mode or challenge yourself in the individual mode. Become a champion and build your own team to compete at unique race locations around the world.
In Europe, test your skills on the greatest official race circuits in prestige marques including Aston Martin, Koenigsegg and Pagani. Enter street competitions and race high performance V8 muscle cars through iconic cities including San Francisco, Washington DC and Detroit.
In the Far East, Japanese racing culture sets the tone where night races, including Drift racing, take you through neon illuminated cities and to outlying mountain roads.
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