Most disappointingly is there’s no way to actually filter and search for community-made courses, they’re just randomized when searching for an online game. One inparticular is the ability of modifying tracks, which once they’re “validated” by completing a test track, they can no longer be edited and are then uploaded. While some elements of the Track Builder can be quite intuitive, others can be quite annoying and definitely need some adjustment. You’ll earn new props and designs as you complete various campaign races to further add flavour to your courses as well.
Hot Wheels Unleashed also comes with a Track Builder tool suite that lets you build your own races with a bunch of the various track pieces and stunt props to really let your inner childhood creativity run wild. While there's a great range of real, licensed and wacky cars in the game, they feel more akin to skins with different speed and physics than anything distinct.
It's a shame too, because even with upgrades, these vehicles aren't just as viable to want to use in time trials or online against other players.Ĭars aren't filtered by classes either, so any car can go up against each other, which can lead to uneven balance when using a Rubbish Truck with Zero Speed compared to a Rocket Car with Max Speed. Most of my play time I mainly used the same 3-4 vehicles, anything remotely slow I'd be left in the dust with the AI, essentially making them unfun to want to use in races. The annoying thing about the cars in Hot Wheels Unleashed is while there's great diversity, with modern muscle and supercars to licensed greats from Back to the Future and TMMT to crazy rides Hot Wheels are known for, it doesn't encourage you to want to use these vehicles. Fast forward 15 hours later however, I've come to both master the mechanics and appreciate the depth the developers have gone to to make this racer both accessible for a younger, more casual audience, but with depth for those who play racing games religiously like myself. In my first few hours of play, I found Hot Wheels Unleashed’s approach to driving mechanics quite annoying, with the drifting camera pulling you closer and preventing your side view ahead, constantly slamming into barricades and struggling to maintain a solid drift.
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While the events themselves do give hints how to unlock them, some of these events can roadblock your campaign progress, which makes it even more of a struggle if you’re unsure how to unlock them in the first place.
One problem however is with the games ‘Secret’ events – specific events that will only unlock after completing an unknown objective.
As you complete one event, you’ll unlock another and from there could unlock others that go in different directions around the city-based map, which can lead you to little areas offering cool little rewards for following along that path such as currency and Blind Boxes. Hot Wheels Unleashed’s City Rumble campaign offers up a meaty experience for racing fans to sink their teeth into, with around 100 events to play through as you progress and explore through Hot Wheels’ top-down city, which will no doubt have you reminiscing on the old-school city carpets you’d play on as a kid.Ĭity Rumble’s event selection has a branching path design which is both great yet irritating.
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