The latter is especially useful against AI drivers. There are also ricocheting rubber dodge balls and a remote control that reverses steering controls for rivals. There are traditional items like nitro boosts and homing missiles and weird additions like a ball-and-chain players can attach to opposing drivers, slowing them down. The collection of offensive and defensive power-ups in Beach Buggy Racing is among the best the genre has to offer. When the intelligently-designed tracks meet the game's 25 power-ups, things get even more exciting. They're entertaining to look at and even more fun to drive around, thanks to smartly placed jumps, hairpin turns, secret short-cuts, and hazards. Most courses have a seaside or resort town backdrop, but others include frozen tundra and even a habitat on an alien world. One of the game's best features is its track design. While the game doesn't introduce anything new or different, it finds a way to meet the requirements of the genre, both good and bad. Several cartoon speedsters will race for gold across a number of colorful tracks, deploying wacky power-ups along the way. Sure, its mobile roots hamstring the experience somewhat and it never manages to transcend the genre's pitfalls, but overall this is a fun little racer that punches above its weight class.īeach Buggy Racing is your typical kart racer. It's a competent racing game with a surprising amount of content from a studio that knows its way around a race track. Yet Beach Buggy Racing, a Mario Kart-inspired racer from Vector Unit, manages to avoid most negative comparisons. Launching a kart racer on a system with arguably the world's best is a risky game. By Evan Norris, posted on 19 September 2017 / 5,136 Views
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