Traffic Clash: race in Paris

Description:

These games have already been the idea in principle, worthy, because the refining circuit races can quickly bore and hone turns and ideal trajectories crazy. In the city everything is different, the roads are straight, all that is required of you - to press the gas pedal and do not crash into other cars, the only question is the implementation, which immediately obvious problems ...
To start catches the eye double solid, but the car and the left and right are going in one direction, can in Paris its markings, but most people confuse it. Then confuses speed performance of the car. Suppose when the speedometer 70 km / h the rest of the stream you overtake if it is 200 km / h, and feeling like, ie control is very difficult. Just what creates the complexity of the machine's behavior is similar to pixel entities in Tetris, no smoothness and boundaries of oncoming cars to identify the country itself no touch can not be, in general, and to control it will not work. Mission understandable but boring, for example to accelerate to 120 km / h, which will be very difficult, the flux density is amazing.

Also in the game are confused by the fact that these races are more like a runner, especially if we take into account the existence of an infinite mode, only the coin collecting is not necessary, and the rest are wound vague doubts ...


Pros and game features Traffic Clash: race in Paris

• Race through dense traffic flow
• different but roughly similar jobs
• different lines and a lot of cars, which by the way is very difficult to obtain
• opportunity to become a real auto-maniac
• beautiful ambience

Cons Game Traffic Clash: race in Paris

• many paid
• terrible physics and animation
• speed felt unreasonably
• schedule is also on the top three
• cars are made worse than the bushes on the side of
• difficult to determine the genre

Conclusion: muddy game in which everything is done vice versa. The idea is good, but when the bushes look nicer than your car, which is extremely difficult to steer and too unpleasant ... but one wonders whether such a race?