For all intents and purposes, Hot Wheels: Race Off is a simplified Trials game. Rather than bikes you’re driving Hot Wheels cars, and rather than just chasing the end of the track you’re competing against an opponent, but those differences are …
So you’ve decided that you want to take your Hot Wheels: Race Off experience to the next level. It’s understandable – despite a few problems with the game it can be an awful lot of fun. Especially if you know …
MMX Hill Climb might not be the best bumpy-road driving game out there, but it does have its moments. Getting to those moments can be a little bit tricky though. Which is why we’ve written out all of these hints …
Games like MMX Hill Climb live and die on their progression. They’re tough, they’re supposed to be, but if you feel like you’re getting stuck too early on then you’re unlikely to keep pushing through. And MMX doesn’t quite manage to …
When it comes to personal entertainment, there's one stone cold fact that film and television producers have relied on for years: everybody loves a car chase. It's what made The French Connection so great. And The Italian Job. And Bullitt. And in more recent years, any local news station with a traffic copter. Smash Cops is a game that takes a page right out of the playbook of that last example, putting players in control of an officer behind the wheel and in hot pursuit.
I have a confession to make. There's a YouTube channel that I subscribe to that I don't tell many people about. It's not that I'm terribly embarrassed about it or anything. It's just that some people might equate it to being an avid fan of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. The name of the channel is SoCalPolicePursuits, and it's nothing but Los Angeles-based news broadcasts of those high helicopter shots of people trying to evade the police. It's a severe guilty pleasure of mine. Luckily there's a high-pedigree indie game developer start up team releasing their first game, Smash Cops, that is essentially the playable version of this YouTube channel.