This is no doubt helped simply because it’s all built in a track editor.ĭon’t think the game is going to be easy because it’s based on a line of toys.
The number of levels is dizzyingly high, which isn’t too strange for a racing game, but even if you just strip it down to the number of tracks, there’s about 40 of varying difficulty. The main campaign mode is Hot Wheels City Rumble, which follows the classic world map system to provide various challenges. Largely, this means there’s not a whole lot of tangible variation between vehicles enough that you might have different cars for different occasions, but not so much that you can’t just drive the one that looks most appealing and still be successful. You can also spend Gears to upgrade common cars up to legendary status. There are a mere five attributes making each one unique, which isn’t a lot. They’re separated into four categories based on rarity. The amount of content in Hot Wheels Unleashed is simply staggering, enabled by some smart design decisions. While my first doubt hasn’t been completely quashed - there’s no way to buy currency right now, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be one day - my second fear went away at about the time I saw tracks tying themselves into knots like roller coasters designed by sadists. Sure, that orange plastic could be twisted into all kinds of configurations, but the fear was that it was always going to blur together. The second concern I had was that I was going to be looking at a lot of orange plastic track. Immediately, that gave me the suspicion that we’d be buying coins with real money for the chance to be repeatedly disappointed. First, you unlock cars primarily through opening blind boxes bought with in-game currency, “Gears”.
Hot Wheels Unleashed ( Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S)Īfter a few races of Hot Wheels Unleashed, I had a couple of persistent worries. So, at the very least, we can expect something in the upper tier of Hot Wheels games. Hot Wheels Unleashed is Milestone’s attempt at doing the license justice, which is a bit worrying, because they’re best known for middling racing games. Micro Machines have been more consistent in their video game deliveries, but that makes sense since they were the better product. Historically, games based on these die-cast death dealers have been middling at best and terrible almost always. Typically, they’re employed against cats, but they are also effective on younger siblings and antique furniture. For those of you who aren’t aware, Hot Wheels are a line of rail-launched ballistic weapons.
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