Every texture seems muddied and skimped on, which is a shame because the world looks like it should be brimming with a great palette and it’s just not. I reviewed the game on Nintendo Switch, but even after watching some gameplay on PS4 I can honestly say that graphically it is just plain ugly. The problems with Driven to Win start to show up pretty early.
These take an even bigger step towards Mario Kart as you collect different weapons to derail your opponents.
You can also participate in battle races. In fact, it’s almost impossible to win a race, especially on harder difficulties, without performing these stunts.
This means that while racing is the main course, there’s this crazy stunt show that you are always playing around with as you try to earn boost. From drifting to driving backwards, to performing mid air stunts. As you race to the finish line across a series of different tracks, you’ll be collecting boost energy in order to boost ahead of the competition. Cars 3: Driven to Winĭriven to Win plays like an arcade style racer similar to something like Mario Kart. Today I’ll be giving my impressions of both games and then giving a final verdict at the end. Hello everyone and happy Cars 3 weekend! To celebrate the new Disney Pixar film, we’ve been gifted with not one but TWO brand new games to chew on while we wait to see the movie! This is great, but given that the two games are SO different, it begs the question, which one deserves your time? Driven to Win is a full on console game with tons to do and tons of unlocks to, well, unlock! Lightning League is a runner type app, pitting Lightning and other racers along tracks where they’ll have to dodge, drift, jump and boost in order to survive, collect coins and upgrade.
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