A fun cartoonish rally game that emphasizes quick fun over realism, Power Drive from Game Refuge offers a nice variety of tracks, cars, and reasonable car physics to keep rally fans happy.The variety of tracks is one of the game's highlights. You'll race against the timer or an opponent, 3, 4, and 5 lap races in any of the many race types.

More forceful players can fashion their group into a military domain overcoming everything in its way. Different clients can rely upon the exchange, assembling a religious state, or consolidating every one of these methodologies in fluctuating extents. Stonehearth free. The most vital factor of the realm is the populace.

One cool feature is the Skills Tests: whenever you finish up one country, you'll be faced with the challenge of completing one of these before you can move on to the next country. These add a great variety to the game and allow you to do something besides the usual lap race. Similar to Micro Machine games and similar arcade-style racers, there is plenty of power-ups scattered throughout the tracks. These will help ya get cash, stop the timer, or put some distance between yourself and computer cars. Graphically, the game is a more than adequate with cartoon-style graphics.

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Nothing that really stands out, but with a lot of nice details, especially the scenery. You might even catch a dead antilope laying on the roads, for example.

Weather effects are nicely modeled: flip up dirt and watch the snow fly around as you powerslide through and icy corner. Sound effects are a bit sparse, but adequate. Music, on the other hand, is excellent. The control scheme is very intuitive, and the game is reasonably realistic even with its arcade slant. In snow, for example, your car will slide around, and you will have a hard time getting back on track once you slip into sandy areas.Overall, Power Drive is not a classic by any means, but well worth a look by fans of arcade racers and rally sports alike.

Recommended!Review By HOTUD.

Submitted on 3/2/2019 Review title of erod550One of the best racing games on XB1Absolutely fantastic racing game. I don’t understand how people can say the graphics are bad because it’s not just one of the best looking racing games, but one of the best looking games period on XB1. Maybe they need to get an XB1X and a 4K TV to appreciate it, but even on one of my older 1080p TVs it still kooks amazing. Difficulty is much more accessible this time around too. It’s hard but not extremely hard like its predecessor. Bottom line if you liked the first one you’ll love this one too. I havent had a single connection problem either.

I think all that stuff was happening before the official launch. Submitted on Review title of WakinyanRedWolfCan be a lot of fun, but get on sale.This isn't a game, it's a storefront where you can purchase the game bit by bit in a way that makes Call Of Duty generous by comparison.The driving physics do feel good once you dive deep into the settings and tinker a bit to dial them in, and the gameplay can be a lot of fun.I went from the Game Pass version to purchasing the complete game for the price of the base game and that's what I'd recommend. Pick it up on a deep sale because you have to either buy the deluxe edition, purchase the tracks and vehicles seperatley, or be ok not being able to play 70 percent of the game because you don't have a location available, including locations that have been in the previous titles like Wales.

Submitted on 8/8/2019 Review title of SUBARU BRAPIt's very broken on standard Xbox OneHuge fan of the original. Absolutely amazing changes to the physics and feel of the game. But on the standard Xbox, this is nowhere near the quality of the last game. Whether it's random frame rate drops, lightning glitches, texture pop-in, and really blurry resolution make it seem like this game was severely rushed. I mean come on, none of these issues were present in the first game, and that game was being developed in 2013-2015.🤨If they could somehow sort all these issues out, the game would be almost perfect. But I'm honestly not sure if they even notice the standard Xbox one's problems.😕. Submitted on 2/27/2019 Review title of CleanRacer45My TakeLike any game nowadays, it has its goods and bads.

It's all about preference. I'd give it a 3.9 because it's not quite a 4. I like the lighting and detail. It's different.

It's hard as well and the faster the car, the harder it gets. You mash the brake and the wheels lock up and you're just along for the ride. Use ABS if you cant brake properly.

Career is the only online only part. Freeplay doesnt require connection. If you buy a game a month, buy it. If you're on the fence, only way to know if you'll like it is to try it. It might be your cup of tea.unless you don't like tea.

Submitted on 3/2/2019 Review title of BuCkSHoTz 420Same as every other new release! Wheres our gameYears after the last dirt installment, the give us this half a game with crap graphics. No improvements, took away great team customization features away like custom team liveries and sponsors. Classes are gone and options for choosing engineers are non existent. No more choices based on skill. The only visual improvement you can see is the vehicle detail. Sadly just like all the other game companies now adays they take all that pre order money and deliver a sub par, unfinished game that requires many fixes updates that might never happen.

Its a shame because it really could be a good game. We should not have to wait months after a game is released for it to be playable or even function the way it claims. You have our money can we have a decent game?