MadOut BIG City reviews

The Game is not particularly mature overall, but I kept it as the Races work well and the Driving Physics are Fun. I have had none crashes so far, only once there has been a sudden fps slump that lasted until the Restart. It would be nice if you could see all The Rennevents on the Map. Unfortunately, only one per Race mode is always displayed, the other you have to find randomly on the Road.

Servus to anyone who might want to buy the Game. I have uploaded a Video to this Game on my Youtube Channel and hope You have Fun watching ^ ^ in my Video it becomes clear what is terrible or good about this Game. I upload a second Part ago, where I take a close look at the Game. But here to my Conclusion I have found uncoating on Bugs that Gameplay or steering the Vehicles feels like maneuvering an Elephant Through a China shop And trying to break it nix, which is almost impossible ... The Game doesn't really work. Maybe this will be a good Game at some point, but now it doesn't stop. Here is the Link to my Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mej0sHaZuHs

First, the Positive. The Graphics are quite OK for an Indyspiel. Comparable, perhaps, to the first Gothic. That also didn't necessarily shine through the Graphics but an ingenious Game. However, there are still many Faults such as floating Cranes or the like. The World is also relatively large and there is also Variety. However, at least in Single-player, the Game offers nothing at all. You can shoot at People and nothing happens. Well, at some point they fall over dead, but they move on and other Passers-by don't react to a Shooting at all. The Police do not even mind if you steal a Car in front of their Nose by beating the Driver out according to pure GTA style. Cars already have a Damage Model and the Workshop also works when repairing and relactating. The Choice Of colours when painting the Rims can be paid for, but nothing happens. But that's actually all that works in the Game. But What I noticed extremely negatively. There are already two Currency Units in the Game, one of which can be paid with Real Money. Right where the Bunny should run. Into the Evil That is becoming more and more infected the Gaming industry. The Greed for even more Coal. Because there are not enough for an average Game 49 Euros, of course, you still have to introduce In-game payments. For me, the latter is the final KO criterion for this Game. It could have been a lot. The Potential is there. Respect to a probably quite small Programming Group who has conjured up a pretty good World. But unfortunately you haven't delivered anything yet except that you have already installed your Source of money.