I like it. While the new Snowcar has its issues, and I'm not a fan of the wood surface, everything else is a lot of fun.
I regularly call it "Self Improvement: The Video Game" because even though there's leaderboards and live rankings in-game, who's time is shown at the end of every race? Yours, and how your current lap compares to your previous best. Sure you can also see your position relative to others in your region, and globally if youre among the best in your region, but most prominently is your medals and how quickly that lap was. It's great. Sure the paywalls aren't great, but the game is still free to play. I bought Club Access when I got the game because I wanted to do everything, and I knew I'd be playing the game a whole lot. $30 spread across over 200 hours of play is well worth it imo.

There's nothing specific I can review, but I can say this - coming back to a map after many hours of practice on other maps and watching your personal best get faster by sometimes upwards of several seconds is an awesome feeling you can't get anywhere else I think. I really like the game, and I think it's worth the $30 a year for how many new official maps are being added. Cup of the Day is a blast too. I haven't won in any division yet, but I came close once on an ice map. 2nd place in Division 21. It's the best I've done so far and I'm proud of it. I've been ranking in better and better divisions every time i play, and my ultimate goal is to reach Division 1 some day.

I like it. While the new Snowcar has its issues, and I'm not a fan of the wood surface, everything else is a lot of fun. I regularly call it "Self Improvement: The Video Game" because even though there's leaderboards and live rankings in-game, who's time is shown at the end of every race? Yours, and how your current lap compares to your previous best. Sure you can also see your position relative to others in your region, and globally if youre among the best in your region, but most prominently is your medals and how quickly that lap was. It's great. Sure the paywalls aren't great, but the game is still free to play. I bought Club Access when I got the game because I wanted to do everything, and I knew I'd be playing the game a whole lot. $30 spread across over 200 hours of play is well worth it imo. There's nothing specific I can review, but I can say this - coming back to a map after many hours of practice on other maps and watching your personal best get faster by sometimes upwards of several seconds is an awesome feeling you can't get anywhere else I think. I really like the game, and I think it's worth the $30 a year for how many new official maps are being added. Cup of the Day is a blast too. I haven't won in any division yet, but I came close once on an ice map. 2nd place in Division 21. It's the best I've done so far and I'm proud of it. I've been ranking in better and better divisions every time i play, and my ultimate goal is to reach Division 1 some day.