- February 24, 2015
- AWE Games
Cars: Radiator Springs Adventures
Platforms
About
"Cars: Radiator Springs Adventures" is a racing game set in the world of the "Cars" movie franchise. Players explore and race through the town of Radiator Springs, completing various missions and challenges. The game features a variety of characters from the movies, and allows players to customize and upgrade their own cars.





- The game offers a nostalgic experience for those who played it as kids, bringing back fond memories.
- It features good mini-games that can be fun for younger players and help develop skills like memory and reaction time.
- The graphics and voice acting are surprisingly well done for a game of its age, providing a visually appealing experience.
- The game is essentially a collection of low-quality mini-games that lack depth and excitement, making it feel boring.
- Many players feel the game is overpriced for the content it offers, with a suggestion that it should be significantly cheaper.
- There are numerous bugs and glitches that detract from the overall experience, leading to frustration.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in "Disney-Pixar's Cars: Radiator Springs Adventures" are praised for their stunning quality and beautiful scenery, complemented by excellent voice acting. In contrast, other reviews criticize the graphics as outdated and unappealing, likening them to early console games and noting a lack of customization options. Overall, the reception is mixed, with some appreciating the visual artistry while others find it lacking.
“The beautiful scenery, wonderful voice acting, fantastic graphics.”
“Disney-Pixar's Cars: Radiator Springs Adventures offers high-end graphics that still look stunning, amazing voice actors, and a rich and beautifully handcrafted story.”
“The graphics themselves are unfitting, as they have CG backgrounds with PS1-like models that can rival Heropants' models.”
“Graphics – terrible on the eyes but playable.”
“The game does not have the option to adjust the graphics.”
“Awe games never knew that you can upscale graphics on PC games, and as a result, they all looked like PS1/PS2 games, and not the good kind.”