Split/Second reviews

Split Second is one of my most beloved Games. It allows Action and Race Driving to merge perfectly and offers constant Excitement, as a Race can completely change from one moment to the other. The Voltage remains largely intact, as there are extremely many Variants to knock out Enemies or even change the Track for a large Part. I think the Game would have deserved a lot more Attention than it just gets. Unfortunately, Online Mode no longer works, but this shouldn't be a huge Problem, as you can also play it in the Split-screen (as a couple), as I do with my Siblings or Friends, for Example. While there is not as much Content (Maps, Game Modes), the Combination of modes can promise a lot of Fun. With regard to the Vehicles, it has to be said that there are a lot of Cars, but they sometimes resemble each other in Driving behaviour and Appearance. But There is something for everyone! So: In the Steam Sale yes, but for £19.99million it is far too expensive. Rather, it should be €10 so that even the last Prospective Buyers can play this Game. Rating: 9/10 Update (14.05.17): The Game appears to damage some Scores Itself. So it may be that your own Profile simply becomes unusable and one Is permanently dependent on Savegames on The Internet. Very annoying! Rating after Savegame problems: 7/10

Basically "Pearl Harbour" as a Racing Game: Explosions, Action and a very acceptable Graphics. In "Split/Second," you race action-packed Races in a Reality TV Show where Drivers can trigger distributed events on the Racetracks to take other race participants out of the Race, open Shortcuts or change course. The respective Race is thus aggravated by mass Explosions, which pushes the Fun of the Game to unfamiliar Heights. Split/Second offers six varied game Modes. On the Plot, I Don't think there's much to say about the plot. The Races are split into Episodes, with each Episode consisting of four Races, a Bonus race and an elite race. In Total, there are 12 Episodes. Depending on the Placement, new Cars will be unlocked in the Episode process. Unfortunately, the Handling of the Racing Cars is only mediocre; Especially in Curves, the Cars break out easily or are so cumbersome that the Curve is only difficult to take. Feels partly like a Mix of Need for Speed™ Undercover and Need for Speed™ Hot Pursuit (2010). Furthermore, the Game is limited to 30 FPS-just a minor Blemish in my Opinion, but you hardly believe what a Wung was made in the Forums about it. Thanks to Disney'S Idea to dissolve the Developer Studio (thank you again, Disney), the Multiplayer is unfortunately dead, the great DLCs are also unavailable on Steam. Since the Developer has been disbanded, there are also various serious Memory Problems in the game starting at Episode 6-I only had a short autosave failure, others had to start over, which causes Resentment again in the Forums. So, I can only say: The little Mistakes are to blurting up, buy the Game! -but in the Sale. For five or ten Euros, you really can't go wrong here. Rated 10/10.