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- Moto Racer 4
- PC, PS4, XBOXONE
- Published by Microïds
- Developed by Artefacts Studio
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
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Never played MR3, but read many bad things about it and never bothered to try it. Hopefully MR4 gets a few patches to polish it to a decent level, this is one type of game that doesn't need very realistic graphics, just needs to have a superb handling and be very fun to play.
I really miss the Arcade racing genre, games like Top Gear, Outrun, Daytona, Jet Moto, Ridge Racer, F-Zero, San Francisco Rush, Need for Speed (back in the day when it was actually great) and so many more were just a blast to play both alone and with friends.
Really wish more indie developers took chances with some of these seemingly forgotten genres, as much as I love indie games, it's getting harder and harder not to feel that most indie developers are only interested in developing 2D Platforms (Pixelated), Roguelike, Survival, Adventure, Horror, and - for lack of a better word - "Artsy" games nowadays.
All it takes is one superb game that becomes very successful to make the genre relevant enough again to incentivize more developers to invest in it. Wish is why I hope games like MR4, Rollcage and Playtonic Games' Yooka-Laylee are very successful.
Another successful example of indie + unrealistic physics + limited graphical quality was the first Trackmania, and it was brilliant. And by a french studio, too, by the way.