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Flatout game review
Posted by Shripad on: 04/10/2005 10:21 AM [ 0 comment(s) ]
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The Verdict
This game is intended to be a fun game. This is strict no-no for people looking for a perfect car simulation or even something close to reality. It simply won't satisfy those who expect such a gaming experience. It's basically what you can call a kid's arcade game. No brainer fun. Nothing less, nothing more...
But what I can say is this game won't disappoint you if you play it as a fun arcade game. Make your car driver a superman if you want to. It's a good game. Rest assure of hours of entertainment from this game. It packs some innovative things you have never seen before in any other racing game. Gets a 5 out of 5 for entertainment. So the gamers in US have something to look forward to as this game is set to be released in June. Here in Europe, we can already enjoy it.
Flatout
Product: PC Game
Softwarehouse: Vivendi Universal
Info: www.flatoutgame.com/
Flatout game review
Have you ever felt like getting behind that car and go racing on mud tracks? Or have you ever felt an urge to smash someone's car and just go on demolition derby? Well if you have then FLATOUT will satisfy your wish. There are games which are almost perfect, give lots of attention to finest details and aimed to be as close to the reality as possible.
Have you ever felt like getting behind that car and go racing on mud tracks? Or have you ever felt an urge to smash someone's car and just go on demolition derby? Well if you have then FLATOUT will satisfy your wish. There are games which are almost perfect, give lots of attention to finest details and aimed to be as close to the reality as possible.