At first I thought this game was completely unplayable. The controls in the first few missions felt so delayed that I was losing each race due to my constant understeer/oversteering from trying to steer before needing to steer. I looked everywhere to see if anyone else was having this lag in input or if I was the only one. I couldn't find anything online commenting on the controls so I thought the issue was on my end. I switched the game to easy, didn't fix it. I switched everything down to the lowest graphical setting thinking my rig was delaying my inputs somehow, didn't fix it. I went through the settings and combed through thinking there may be something to help with increasing the reaction time of the steering, nothing. I actually gave up on this game for a while until I came back itching for a racing game and saw this was still on my downloaded games and decided to try it one last time.

I still had the delay issue, and was about to uninstall when I found hitting right on the d-pad brought up a menu I wasn't aware of. In this menu I could "Tune" how responsive the car could be along with drag and other things to modify. After increasing the sensitivity here to max and switching back I found the driving to be MUCH more responsive and not as bad as my previous experience.

Seeing that I could actually play the game I found that it was quite enjoyable. The cops are BRUTAL until I learned their AI is garbage around jumps. Then they were a breeze. I was upset the main story is only what felt to be like 8 missions, but I may be missing some additional content seeing that I'm still only at level 32/50. But seeing that after the one mission the game had a menu that basically said (The End) I'll assume that that's the end of the main storyline.

Other than these gripes I enjoyed modding my favorite cars and driving around. If you can get this for 5 bucks I'd say it's worth it.