Wheels of Aurelia reviews

7/10 - Very cool concept. Like the artsy distant cousin of OutRun.

A total waste of money. Boring and meaningsless. Don't buy!

For the high Price, the Game is boring very quickly.

Dull,short and not worth the price. Wait for sale or get something else

Very monotonous and boring. Hardly any Activity required. Boring. The Price is an Insouciance.

Very nice game and that changes what one can find. The graphics are top! Only worries, it is finished quickly.

Many different stories that connect with the Italian social and political scenario of the 70s. Nice dialogs and soundtrack.

I let myself be seduced by the presentation made on an email promotion by Apple. But I was disappointed, I expected more interactivity. I have the impression of a book with drawers that we get tired fast and that leaves the player on his hunger.

A nice trip in the Seventies along the Via Aurelia. The soundtrack and dialogues recall the politics and the Society of that period and, sadly, also the current situation. A narrative game very suitable for those who seek cultural stimuli in the entertainment they consume. It Can be replayed to unlock several endings.

Atmosphere, soundtrack, style of settings, all crazy. Under These points of view, a little gem. Too Bad it is a little too short, and that the various storyline, after the thrilling start, proceed too abruptly towards the finale. However, a unique game, which revives Italy of the years ' 70 in an authentic and strong way. I really Hope that the developers continue to work on it to make it more articulate.

Wheels of Aurelia is not a casual game that I quickly throw at while Waiting for the Track. OK, Game Mechanics know nothing but Steering and Answering. At second Glance, however, the Dialogues – behind their Small-talk Façade – offer a real Insight into the World of thought of young People in a politically and socially charged 1978 Italy, as no Feature film will ever deliver. The Soundtrack is an Insider's Tip: Composer Nicolò Sala showered the Italo-ProgRock radio corner of the 70s almost as brilliantly as Kristofer Maddigan at Cuphead – Ragtime at One Thousandth of the Budget. Half a Star deduction is There, because the End Credits come far too soon. Wheels of Aurelia is a Must for anyone who likes road trips, Italy and the 70s.