Fast RMX
Mar 3, 2017
Expanded Versions of Fast Racing Neo
3.42 average rating based on 107 ratings
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The Nintendo Switch version of Fast Racing NEO.
"Race through a futuristic sci-fi world at incredible speeds in FAST RMX.
Jump into the driver’s seat of your anti-gravity vehicle and put your skills to the test in high octane competitions. Challenge your friends to local split-screen competitions or take part in online races against players from all around the world."
- Developers
- Shin'en, Shin'en Multimedia
- Publishers
- Arc System Works, Shin'en, Shin'en Multimedia
- Series
- FAST Racing
- Platforms
- Nintendo Switch
- Genres
- Arcade, Racing
- Themes
- Action, Science fiction
Release Dates
Mar 03, 2017 Full Release (North_America)
Nintendo Switch
Mar 03, 2017 Full Release (Europe)
Nintendo Switch
Sep 14, 2017 Full Release (Japan)
Nintendo Switch
User Stats
247
In Collection
50
Wish Listed
15
Playing
72
Backlogged
How Long Is Fast RMX?
Main story: 5.0 hours
Total completions: 1
Capsulejay
gave
Aug 29, 2017
Plenty of futuristic racing action, needs more spandex though
- This futuristic racer looks absolutely gorgeous and runs silky smooth at top speed. The performance looked pretty solid even when playing 3-player split-screen (I don’t have a fourth controller yet to test 4-player).
- The boosting and color-changing mechanics keep the races fast and fluid. The only downside is that sometimes by the time you are close enough to a boost pad to tell what color it is (blue or orange), there might not be enough time to react and change color. Thus, course memorization is sometimes required.
- Each race track has a unique setting and set of road hazards to avoid, though the race tracks could use a little more personality rather than just having a generic “future” aesthetic. This is only a minor quibble as the courses still look great and are fun to drive.
- The later grand prix cups become very challenging, even playing on the easy “Subsonic” setting. However, it's also possible that I'm just a lousy future space car driver.
- Overall, playing Fast RMX just feels good. At one point I was playing with a friend and she found herself spontaneously shouting “Woohoo!” when launching her car off a big ramp. It’s just that kind of …
- This futuristic racer looks absolutely gorgeous and runs silky smooth at top speed. The performance looked pretty solid even when playing 3-player split-screen (I don’t have a fourth controller yet to test 4-player).
- The boosting and color-changing mechanics keep the races fast and fluid. The only downside is that sometimes by the time you are close enough to a boost pad to tell what color it is (blue or orange), there might not be enough time to react and change color. Thus, course memorization is sometimes required.
- Each race track has a unique setting and set of road hazards to avoid, though the race tracks could use a little more personality rather than just having a generic “future” aesthetic. This is only a minor quibble as the courses still look great and are fun to drive.
- The later grand prix cups become very challenging, even playing on the easy “Subsonic” setting. However, it's also possible that I'm just a lousy future space car driver.
- Overall, playing Fast RMX just feels good. At one point I was playing with a friend and she found herself spontaneously shouting “Woohoo!” when launching her car off a big ramp. It’s just that kind of game.
- The only thing Fast RMX is missing is a cast of muscle-bound folks in off-brand superhero costumes to drive the cars.