Racing Rivals

The general concept of Racing Rivals is quite easy to learn. Players begin by choosing one of the three starter cars that they find in the showroom and then going to the drag strip for either taking on the multiplayer mode or the campaign mode.

The game then gives players three buttons to play with such as a launch button, an accelerator, and a shift button. Players don’t need to worry about steering anything because the game does not have one,

Meanwhile, players can only purchase most of the upgrades through their winnings. The game does not force players to use microtransactions because they can get it entirely of the campaign mode without spending a single dime. Take note that the game does lock players will the car that they choose at the start of the game. Meaning, players will have to finish the whole tournament before they can get one of the other three cars available with using premium currency.

Furthermore, Racing Rivals also have its own real-time multiplayer mode, and this mode is where the greatest chance for longevity depends. With actual human players, there will be a limited idea of knowing how a match will end. What even make it better are the short matches that prevent players from playing with the same nasty opponent for a long period.