Chalo Chalo

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"Chalo Chalo" is a local multiplayer racing game for 3-8 players that focuses on tactical choices and outsmarting opponents. Each race features a unique landscape where players must plan their route, using power pickups and nudges to gain an advantage. However, be careful not to harm your own position in the process. Note that the game does not have single player, two player, or online multiplayer modes - you will need multiple controllers and players to enjoy it.

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

49%

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

graphics3 negative mentions

Chalo Chalo is a wonderfully clever and approachable party game that is easy to pick up and fun for players of all levels.
The game is best enjoyed with a larger group, creating a lively atmosphere and fostering social interaction among friends.
It has the potential to be a great party game, with simple controls and the ability for players to join or leave without disrupting the flow.

The game lacks online multiplayer options and has been criticized for being overpriced and seemingly abandoned since its last update in 2017.
There are significant issues with player dot visibility, especially for colorblind players, and frequent disconnects during gameplay.
The absence of a colorblind mode is a major drawback, as it limits accessibility for a portion of the player base.

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300 % negative mentions
The graphics feature a pastel aesthetic for player dots, which some users find visually appealing; however, many players struggle to distinguish their dots from others, leading to confusion during gameplay.
- “I understand that the developers are likely aiming for a specific aesthetic with the pastel colors for each player's dot, but many players struggled to distinguish their dot from others.”
- “The graphics feel outdated and lack the polish expected from a modern game.”
- “The character models are poorly designed and look like they belong in a game from a decade ago.”