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BeamNG.drive (2015)

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Walkthrough

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Turbo Racing gives you, as the name would suggest, the opportunity to do some racing. Also as the name would suggest, it's fast-paced and worthy of the "turbo" name.

At first glance, the game looks like your average racing game. While it does certainly hold a lot the same with your typical online racer, it has its own qualities that bring something fresh to the table.

The first thing you'll notice is that the game looks great. Everything is rendered in impressive 3D, with the cars animating nicely, reflections shining off their custom paint jobs, and the tracks featuring great detail that really brings you into the race. Of all the graphics, the cars are certainly the best. You won't find any palette switches here, as all the different cars that you race against are all of different make allowing for some great visual variety. Almost as impressive are the tracks. While not quite as detailed or as perfect as the cars, they are certainly up to par. The street lamps illuminate your path, dust flies up as you make sharp turns, and the obstacles whizzing by you all add to the atmosphere of the game. What's more, the tracks change with every level, so while you may be racing across dark and dusty back-roads on one track, you might be dodging oncoming traffic in the urban jungle on another.

More than the graphics though, the game sounds great. You can hear every rev of the engine, every screeching turn of your car, and every skid of your tires. The music is great as well, being fast-paced and catchy, easily putting you into the right mood for racing. And if you're unfortunate enough to have driving skills not unlike those of a blind man on a high-stakes grand prix racing event, you'll also hear each crash and dent that you hit while you race.

Playing the game is simple enough, like many other racing games you'll drive around with the arrow keys. Unfortunately, there's no way to change gears here, so you won't be executing any fancy maneuvers like J-turns or drifting. You do, however, have access to nitrous which you can use with the X key. This gives you a boost that'll come in handy during the tighter and closer parts of the race.

The game does play like other racers, but it adds variety not only with its graphics, but with its gameplay as well. The AI may be a bit weak, but it should still offer enough challenge to new gamers. Despite that though, the races are still fairly fast paced and throw obstacle after obstacle at you so it'll still be an interesting and enjoyable game for most.

All in all, Turbo Racing does live up to its name with its fast-paced racing and breakneck tracks. If you've got the time, you should definitely check it out, as it's not a game to miss!

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