Quantum Rush Champions

I don't understand how, but they somehow managed to turn a rather good game ( Quantum Rush Online ) into a boring and flawed single player game. After playing QR online for some time, I immediately bought QR Champions in early access tu support the devs. And as usual, I regret having bought an EA game... Here are some of the obvious flaws I've encountered, I've already listed that on the forum, and other players complained about them too, but it seems that the devs just don't give a damn about user feedback : - the menus with a gamepad don't work really well, it's OK sometimes, and other times it's a chore, almost impossible to navigate - the mouse cursor doesn't disappear when using a gamepad - there is absolutely no damage feedback, most of the time your shield and armor just suddenly disappear and you don't even know who or what hit you - primary weapon is useless, most if the time you just shoot the ground because the tracks aren't made to use this kind of weapon. Also you have...

A futuristic racing game that's inspired by Wipeout\F-zero games. My initial impressions with this game were high but quickly sank soon after as I became bored and frustrated as a result of the game's odd design decisions. [h1]Pros:[/h1] - Beautiful game - Runs smoothly - Music is good I guess (nothing for or against it) - Normal race event is fun [h1]Cons:[/h1] - No Dpad support is a huge oversight. Using RS for the menus is annoying and slow and using it for the hex grid in-game race menu up is a g0ddamn nightmare - Unskippable race intros, if you have to repeat a race get ready to re-watch the intros for the umpteenth time. - Unenjoyable and frustrating race events. - Extremely obtuse item pick ups. Whenever you pick-up an item you'll be left with this exact thought "What did that do?" - Collision detection feels off at times, I missed quiet a few pick-ups, bumped into walls while on the ceiling exiting a tunnel which reduces your speed and in one event causes your boost timer to...

Fun anti-gravity combat racing with a great soundtrack. Looks good, runs well and has a fair amount of content for Early Access. There's a good variety of tracks, you can customize your vehicle and there are quite a few event types. I recommend this game if you're a fan of the genre, especially for such a reasonable price.

While by no means a Future Racing pro, I at least hold my own in the majority of Future Racers, good or bad. Quantum Rush Champions, at first, seemed promising, a spiritual successor to Wipeout, on the PC, with some cool ideas. But the game does not want me to like it. It actively resists such attempts. A heavy chicane series in the third track. Until engines and boosters are upgraded, races are a tedious slog to, at best, a silver. Weapon pickups have a hitbox a third the size of the boost pads, and the same goes for the packages of Courier mode. Weapons, for the most part, rely on either perfect straights, or getting close to other racers (Which is somewhat difficult when said racers have upgrades you do not. Like engines and boosters.) What is worse still, my upgrades in one tier count for... Nothing beyond being able to beat *that* Tier, of *that* campaign, with *that* craft. And Time Trial times require not only those upgrades, but a flawless line. I want to like Quantum Rush Ch...

Devs do not listen. AI Cheats, difficulty is way to high. Found myself doing the same race over and over again. The graphics and controls are supurb, but that is pointless when you can hardly win. Most players aren't getting much past tier 2. This is an example of a game that could be very good, but because devs choose not to listen (just look at the forums), its a flop. All this game has going for it right now is pretty visuals. If the devs fix things my opinion may change, but I'm not getting my hopes up. Save your money.

Decent in concept in general except for some flaws. Bosses rubber band hard. You hit everything and not miss a single boost and eventually get ~3 seconds ahead of them? Haha don't worry, they'll be right up your back-side any second now to smash you from 100% to 0% armour in no time with their overpowered and limitless weapons. The free/basic weapons every ship has are nigh-useless and a waste of time and distraction. Should limit all weapons to pick-ups only.Destroying pickups should replenish some of your armour--as far as I've seen there isn't any way to replenish your armour aside from being destroyed. Hard to recommend this game, it really is. It's still in early access but these games rarely fly off well over time. I really want a futuristic racer (anti-grav), I really do. But taking a game like this seriously only slaps your face. To the devs; play and take note of the WipEout series. The closer to this you'll be, the better. Update: 10/11/2014 Still no way to replenish ar...

F-zero or Wipeout? Why not both? Why not online? Why not cheap? Spacetracks Spacecars Spaceweapons Go fast Go FASTER Have a seizure, and be happy with it

Having played this since the Quantum Rush Beta(i think thats what i have on my PC), I was happy to see that this game came to Steam. Its a great futuristic racing game with alot of modifications and a good amount of different racers to use and each has their own style to racing, so its a unique experience each time you play the game. The boss battles are great as you have to use almost everything at your disposal just to beat them.

Really a great game, especially for the small price. A lot of the negative reviews seem to spawn from having Wipeout-like expectations towards a 10-euro-game. That´s just unrealistic. For its price, the game is really good. The feeling of speed is great, and while some things tend to be a bit annoying, it makes them feel extra rewarding when you finally manage to win. This would be different if you´d be penaltied for things you have no influence on, but especially boss levels that feel unbeatable and unfair at first become very easy once you figure out the best strategy. For example, if a boss has strong forward-directed weapons, it might best to stay close behind him and overtake him just before the finish line. Or, on tight, twisting tracks, you might be able to get an advantage by using all your boost immediately so you are always one turn ahead and lock-on weapons or straight missiles can´t hit you. The only thing the game really lacks is motion blur. But that may still come in...

Those F-Zero and Wipeout fans looking for a decent PC fix should look elsewhere at this point in development. Though the engine is stable, nice-looking, and generally very functional, there is little depth or challenge to the movement physics, leaving even casual fans I've introduced the game to playing dull, easy races. Though I certainly applaud the developers for trying something new, the addition of heat tracking, a permanent rapid-fire weapon, and the ability to pick up and store three weapons instead the traditional one adds little to the game as they are currently implemented, instead cluttering what has proven to be a very focused and effective formula in other series. My experience playing a number of Wipeout and F-Zero games has colored my opinion, without question, but the fact of the matter is GameArt Studio are making a game in a subgenre that has produced some of the best racing games ever created, and that's hard to live up to, no matter who you are. Unfortunately, the ...