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Unless players are nostalgic for the property or simply completionists, there isn’t much reason to invest serious game hours into a product that comes up short. Micro Machines has a plethora of unlockables to keep players going, with each vehicle having a number of skins, remodels, taunts, and tombstones to equip, but even with such a big personality both in presentation and explosive gameplay, it feels small in a way Micro Machines wasn’t intending.

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“Micro Machines World Series simply doesn’t offer enough to players to keep them invested beyond playing it as a party game.” It’s incredibly satisfying to win even just one round and a blast to play while relaxing with friends. This can easily be a lengthy match with a lot of back and forth against other players. Based on the order of elimination, you gain or lose progress on a chart at the top of the screen.

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Players race with the camera following the lead car whoever goes careening over the edge or manages to fall outside of the camera meets a fiery end and is out for the round until one driver is left. Battle modes I encountered were Bomb Delivery, King of the Hill, and Capture the Flag, however, when playing online it seems the type of match is chosen at random, and I sadly did not come across a Deathmatch outside of Skirmish mode for couch co-op.įinally, we come to Elimination, which was hands-down my favorite experience.

Each of the playable cars has its own unique load out of special abilities to use against the other team in hilarious toy combat. After doing a few matches in Battle mode I almost forgot this was an actual racing game. Battle mode is just as hectic and easily just as fun. It may sound easy, but with some wild handling, hazards, and aggressive AI, it’s a satisfying challenge to earn first place. Race is your standard affair be the first to cross the finish line. The game features three main modes: Race, Battle, and Elimination. Overall as a game that is somewhat of a budget title ($40 on the eshop) it's a great game for racing fans and motocross enthusiasts, and I bet even people with a casual interest can enjoy it as well.“If the idea of ramming giant Cheerios and speeding into a pool tables’ corner pocket piques your interest, look no further than Micro Machines World Series.” Sadly though there doesn't seem to be any multiplayer for this version of the game at this point. As for the single player there is a lot of ways for you to enjoy it and the career is pretty deep for a racing game. You can really get a feel for your bike and have great control over it, the controls allowing you to control your rider and the bike quite accurately which can make playing the game feel natural. When it comes to graphics it definitely gets the job done, it looks decent in third person but the game really shines when you play the game in first person view. This sort of reminds me of Froza where you can make the game sim or not. For a motocross game it pretty much plays how you want it to, there is a lot of options for gameplay and difficulty so you can pretty much make it as realistic or arcade like as you desire. Surprised nobody has said anything about this game yet! This is easily the most impressive racing game I have seen on the Switch outside of Surprised nobody has said anything about this game yet! This is easily the most impressive racing game I have seen on the Switch outside of Mario Kart, and it is surprisingly sophisticated.

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