Burnin' Rubber 5 HD

Review: Burnin' Rubber 5 HD Burnin' Rubber 5 HD is a fast-paced, chaotic arcade racer that’s all about speed, explosions, and pure fun. It takes the classic browser game that many people grew up with and gives it a new coat of paint in HD, making it look sharper and smoother while keeping that nostalgic, over-the-top gameplay intact. What I liked most about the game is the mix of racing and combat. You’re not just trying to cross the finish line first—you’re blowing up anyone in your way with rockets, machine guns, and a wide variety of over-the-top weapons. The vehicle selection is surprisingly diverse, and unlocking new cars and weapons gives a real sense of progression. The tracks are creative too, ranging from city streets to more outrageous, hazard-filled courses that always keep you on your toes. The arcade-style physics mean you won’t find realistic driving here, but that’s part of the charm—it’s all about drifting wildly, pulling off stunts, and causing chaos...

1) Nice handling (at least the one we saw in BR3) wasn't a part of the deal. Looks like you're driving not a car but a train on rails 2) The "drift" (Left Shift button) doesn't help to turn, but makes it worse 3) Enemy vehicles can't be moved a bit. They're insanely solid and glued or something 4) The cutscenes (after finish line) can't be skipped 5) Why the f... you get money ONLY IF YOU FINISH FIRST ?!?! 6) Where's the Respawn button (Space) that was in BR3? Even in "How to play" there are some key-binds shown, but not the Respawn one 7) The game lags on my ASUS TUF F15 with RTX 3050, even though I chose "High Performace" in Control Panel's "Graphics" section - because of the lags, the car jumps on the screen, which I never saw in BR3. It's rather engine's fault rather than my configuration's I really do regret that bought it for 3$ + what a shame for one of the most popular racing series that the flash-era internet saw ... I thought it would be the last time me using Cheat Engine (...