'Reckless Racing 2' Stalls At The Finish Line
Have you ever been to an arcade? Golfland? Maybe… sat at home on your couch playing video games? At any of these places have you ever played a race car game? If so, I bet many of them were more enjoyable than Reckless Racing 2. I will give some credit to the creators since the graphics are better than most and the cars drivers can choose from and “sup up” are very sexy. I want one for myself but I would actually prefer to pay the $60,000 for one of the cars than the $4.99 the game costs (assuming I had this kind of cash). The game has a variety of different courses and series in which you can compete. The more courses you win, the more competitive the game becomes. In addition, the competing drivers seem to get better as well, thus keeping your attention and forcing them to improve as the game goes on. If you begin to lose more frequently, the difficulty level drops. Should you win, an allotment of amount of money is made to purchase new or upgraded components for the vehicle.
httpv://youtu.be/9YVbREu6ldU Reckless Racing 2 trailer Click here to watch on YouTube
When I was younger, playing a racing game involved making violent movements with the controller while I took a tight corner, or moving my whole body left and right pretending I was slamming the car next to me into the guard rail. I expected this game (especially being a sequel) to have controls that could be felt by the movements I was making as I played. I thought I was finally going to be able to have a venue to express my road rage or dream of being a race car driver with this game. However, I was disappointed to see the controls were two arrows on the bottom left corner of the screen to accelerate and turn, which was awkward.
Reckless Racing 2
Reckless Racing 2
Reckless Racing 2
