Playground Games only knows how to make masterpieces.
>>738947802The FIFA of racing games
one trick pony
>>738947802The last time a racing game appealed to me was Gran Turismo 2 on the PS1, and even then it was mostly because of the License test progression and the autistic way they let you tweak the cars gear ratios and ride height. What do modern racing games bring to the table that might draw a boomer like me back in?
It's a decent game, but it's a bad Japanese game.
nobody gives a fuck about racing gamesyou don't either, so quit pretending to do. metascores matter even less
>>738948803>it's not /v/-popular so it's bad
>>738947802it helps when you release the same game with a new map
>>738947802What about 1 and 2?
how bad will they fuck up fable 2027
>>738947802Ever since FH3 it's literally same game lol>>738949261The only good games. 2 made huge mistake by making whole environment destructible and giving wide roads, hence why now all Horizon games starting with 3 got lots of wide ass roads that can easily fit 2 cars on same lane.
Racing games and Sports games dont really matter. They are basically in the same tier as mobile games and MMOs and gacha games.
>>738947802I love FH1/2/3/4, but they are the very definition of 7/10 slop.The forced story/culture shit is awful, the career progression is awful, drowning players in cars and cash is awful, the AI is awful, the driving physics are pretty fucking ordinary, the car tier system is awful, the worlds feel dead and lifeless.Literally the only reason they're popular is because they have a fuck ton of cars and an open world map and there's really no serious competition for them because licensing 500-600 cars is something on billion dollar corporations can do now.
>>738947802I like forza horizon because it makes autists seethe
>>738949342I've played one of the test builds, it's bad like holy shit you can clearly tell a bunch of code is still running on the racing game engine logicexpect woke crap everywhere but normies will eat it up because open world with a million markers