moto RKD dash SP

Bloody hell this is amazing. Controls are simple, the graphics are GORGEOUS (and also quite trippy), and it's just plain fun. It's a bit simple at first but then gets a bit difficult (but not too difficult). I'm having a great nostalgic rush by just playing this. It gets a "Very good!" on the Hoovie Scale!

I already know this game from the mobile versions and I must say that this game is even better on PC. Great music Stunning visuals Great balance between challenge and casual play Simple controls Recommended for all publics.

I was experiencing [url=http://steamcommunity.com/app/470590/discussions/0/152393186484363833/]technical difficulties[/url] with this game, they offered me assistance and helped me fixing the issue sending me a custom built, even though 4:3 monitors aren't that common anymore, and therefore fixing this problem would impact only a small percentage of their players. Nonetheless, incredible care from their side, [strike]I haven't tried the game yet as I'm still having problems with my issues, but they're promtly helping me to solve the problem[/strike] the game is exactly as advertised, I find it quite challenging but it's probably all about getting used to it (I played barely 5 minutes at this time); as final note, several other review point out how the game is relatively short and can be beated in a few hours, considered the price tag and the care the developers have for the customers, if you remotely like the concept, I think it's definitely worth to support them. Get a copy for yours...

Jesus, this game a Blast. Its like going back on time to the 90's arcade racing games. Simple gameplay (gear up, gear down, left and right), but really hard to master. The music is incredible too, what makes the game more amazing xD! Also, this is a GAME, plug and play. Easy as that, you dont need to get by lots of menus, or anything like that. Juts open, and race. Really really happy to find this little game. 10!

Bought for and played on Linux (atm controller support is bugged but being worked on, make sure you DO NOT have your controller plugged in before or during gameplay. just leave it unplugged :P ) This is a VERY simple arcade racer, and a digital recreation of racing toys that pre-date the days of computers. In my opinion the Dev nailed it and then some. Just enough of a challenge/frustration factor to keep me interested and a few surprises along the way; I was not expecting so much for so little. Also I love the sound track =D

Option system not really working good under Linux, can't see what choices are made there, they disappear. The game itself was really shallow, not at all what I expected from reading the reviews and watching the videos/screenshots. Doesn't feel like a complete game.

Just like an arcade game. Addictive.

Def worth the asking price..Just buy it. U'd be surprised for the price. A hell of alot of fun so far. 10/10 (can't ask for more or better for what it offers).

[h1]Summary[/h1] An extremely no-frills (almost, but not quite, to its detriment) modern re-imagining of vintage mechanical curved track games such as Tomy Turnin' Turbo & Sega Moto. (And if you're like me, it might also feel reminiscent to Tomytronic Thundering Turbo goggle systems.) [h1]Full Description/Review[/h1] Very, very simple game. Three inputs. Shift up (which also initiates turbo once the meter is filled,) shift down, and left and right. That's it. The premise is to avoid other racers while fighting against the force pulling you left or right depending on which way the track leans at any given time. Survive long enough and you advance to the next race. Fail enough times, and it's game over. You can switch between different display modes. (My favorite is "glowing," for the aforementioned Tomytronic Thundering Turbo goggle experience, and a fun, retro, wireframe, neon vibe. :P) [h1]Recommendation[/h1] This is a very brief, very simple game. If you pine for the purity a...

It is a neat little arcade racing game, though it could last a tad bit little longer. The visuals are pretty to look at and the music is pretty catchy. I would recommend checking it out.