An indie arcade rally game. While keeping controls simple, the driving has some depth to it: cars drive differently from each other (stuff like weight, power or drivetrain make each car behave differently) and terrains make cars respond differently. Although the steering itself would require some tweaking/fixing IMO (I’m OK with cars feeling floaty; but during high speeds and elevation changes, the car’s too easy to completely spin around). The biggest problems this game has is tracks and pace notes. Each campaign is a different map, but the stages are just different paths on the same map, which by later groups becomes predictable/repetitive.While pace notes are funny (each campaign has its own stereotypical co-driver), the issue is the timing of them (sometimes they come too late and sometimes too soon). The graphics feature a unique painted (almost cel-shaded like) style. Unfortunately the music is kind of letdown (it's just a couple tracks of different styles). The difficulty is too easy even though I played on hard difficulty (most of the times I would end the stage on -10s or similar). Although some stages, no matter how good I’d do, I would end on +10s. Overall despite its flaws, it’s very easy and fun to play. Easy to recommend, but some might put off because of physics