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Disney Speedstorm

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Disney Speedstorm

Jul 31, 2023

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3.00 average rating based on 31 ratings

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Drift into the ultimate hero-based combat racing game, set on high-speed circuits inspired by Disney and Pixar worlds. Master each character’s unique skills on the racetrack and claim victory in this thrilling arcade racing experience.
Release Dates
Apr 18, 2023 Early Access (Worldwide)
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Jul 31, 2023 Full Release (Worldwide)
Android
Sep 28, 2023 Full Release (Worldwide)
Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S
Jul 11, 2024 (Worldwide)
Android, iOS
Jul 11, 2024 Full Release (Worldwide)
iOS
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User Stats
390
In Collection
21
Wish Listed
13
Playing
205
Backlogged
How Long Is Disney Speedstorm?
Total completions: 1
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Justeego
Justeego gave Jan 2, 2024
Justeego gave Jan 2, 2024
Missed opportunity for a Mario Kart real contender
This review is for the PC (Microsoft Windows) version

It could have been better without all the pay to win crap, they could have just sold skins and characters and made a lot of money, also I don't like characters being tied with their abilities, this creates better characters and limits choice if you want to win. Also the skill ceiling is very low since drifting is penalized, you get slowed down too much and the boost reward is delayed, even the trickster class doesn't perform. I liked single player events and missions, also power ups aren't super strong like Mario Kart, but the problem is that you can't get all the reward in these events if you don't have the character or enough resources to power up your character. I really loved the songs and certain tracks sequences are real hype.

Octjillery
Octjillery updated their status Apr 19, 2023
Octjillery updated their status Apr 19, 2023

Okay, so, I picked up the standard version and played for a couple of hours yesterday.

It's honestly quite fun. About as chaotic as Crash Team Racing in some ways, but controls well. I wish I could remap the buttons to be more similar to Mario Kart, but there are only two control options and they're not all that different from each other.

There is...a lot going on. Ton of different modes and events. I'm a bit confused about the Starter Circuit, which is like the "story mode" (without a story). It's what you play through to unlock parts, upgrades, etc. All of the other racers have usernames as if you're playing online, but it doesn't do any matchmaking. I don't know if it's ghost data or what?

There's the local freeplay, which is where you can play tracks alone (where the CPU all still have usernames), or play with a friend. Unfortunately it's only 2P, and you also don't unlock anything by playing this mode. There's also Private Track where you can invite your friends.

As you play through the Starter Circuit, you unlock other modes: Regulated multiplayer and Ranked multiplayer. Regulated puts everyone at the same level so …

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Okay, so, I picked up the standard version and played for a couple of hours yesterday.

It's honestly quite fun. About as chaotic as Crash Team Racing in some ways, but controls well. I wish I could remap the buttons to be more similar to Mario Kart, but there are only two control options and they're not all that different from each other.

There is...a lot going on. Ton of different modes and events. I'm a bit confused about the Starter Circuit, which is like the "story mode" (without a story). It's what you play through to unlock parts, upgrades, etc. All of the other racers have usernames as if you're playing online, but it doesn't do any matchmaking. I don't know if it's ghost data or what?

There's the local freeplay, which is where you can play tracks alone (where the CPU all still have usernames), or play with a friend. Unfortunately it's only 2P, and you also don't unlock anything by playing this mode. There's also Private Track where you can invite your friends.

As you play through the Starter Circuit, you unlock other modes: Regulated multiplayer and Ranked multiplayer. Regulated puts everyone at the same level so that it's more skill-based. There are a ton of different events happening, where you complete challenges to earn rewards like upgrade items, and the Season Tour, which I haven't unlocked yet.

You get upgrade parts for your racers, so you level them up to boost their stats. There are crew members who can be similarly upgraded.

Overall, this is already packed with content. Since I just go the Standard version, I started with Mickey, Donald, and my choice from a small selection of characters, so I picked my girl Belle, of course. Everyone else can be unlocked through gameplay. There is a shop and three different types of currencies (all of which I've been getting via different types of gameplay). With the other two versions, you get more currency with your purchase, but I don't think there's an outright way to buy them with real money in the shop unless I missed it.

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Octjillery
Octjillery updated their status Apr 18, 2023
Octjillery updated their status Apr 18, 2023

Prob gonna pick this up today. Dreamlight Valley has been excellent, so I'm excited to see how they approach a kart racer.