Future Aero Racing S Ultra

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Future Aero Racing S Ultra is a single player and multiplayer arcade racing game. It was developed by NURENDSOFT: Jordi Ramon Games and was released on February 21, 2019. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Future Aero Racing S Ultra" is a fast-paced arcade racing game set in a futuristic world. Compete in 5 championships with 15 tracks and various weather conditions to win 25 gold cups. Unlock 10 teams and custom skins, complete 30 challenges, and enjoy multiplayer mode with up to 4 friends on split screen. The game features English and five other languages.

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optimization1 positive mentions

music4 negative mentions

The game captures the spirit of classic AG racers like F-Zero, providing a fun and fast-paced experience.
The track design is challenging and offers good replay value with multiple difficulty levels.
The eclectic music selection and colorful visuals give the game a unique identity, enhancing the overall racing experience.

Controls are difficult and can feel janky, making it hard to navigate tight tracks effectively.
The game is somewhat barebones, with limited content and repetitive gameplay that can lead to boredom.
Audio elements, including music and sound effects, are often criticized for being annoying and lacking personality.

graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics attempt to evoke the spirit of classic racing titles like F-Zero through bright colors and cel shading, but fail to fully capture the nostalgia of the genre. Many reviewers feel the visuals are underwhelming compared to other games, and the option to toggle retro graphics is frustratingly locked behind progress. Overall, the aesthetic is seen as lacking, with some suggesting it may only appeal to a niche audience.
- “Visuals: this game tries to capture the spirit of F-Zero by using brighter colors and some cel shading when on the track.”
- “Captures the aesthetic of the early 2000s in a high-speed racer with elements of Wipeout, F-Zero, and Episode One: Podracer.”
- “The aesthetic beautifully evokes the nostalgia of the genre from previous generations, especially when compared to other games that nail it perfectly.”
- “The aesthetic barely captures the nostalgia of the genre from previous generations, especially in comparison to other games that nail it perfectly.”
- “All of the audio complaints combined make it so that the entire game is best played muted, leaving you with nothing but its visuals that only a mother could love.”
- “Even the option to toggle retro graphics is locked behind progress as well, so all in all, I have nothing good to say really.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is described as an eclectic mix that aims to provide a unique identity, allowing players to focus on the racing experience. However, many users find it discordant, repetitive, and lacking personality, with some even labeling it as annoying and reminiscent of low-quality tracks. Overall, opinions on the music are highly polarized, with some appreciating its minimalist approach while others criticize its execution.
- “The music is an eclectic selection, giving this game further identity that separates it from the likes of Redout and BallisticNG, with a minimalist tinge that lets you focus on the race.”
- “Its music is discordant, bare, and repetitive, with no personality.”
- “The music is as annoying as crap, it sounds like one of those 2-star songs somebody made on Newgrounds, and loops like every 3 seconds.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay features boost pads that allow players to charge a secondary boost, enhancing the experience with solid mechanics and well-designed tracks that offer a challenging experience. However, the campaign is limited to a single mode, which can be completed in just a few hours, and the controls are notably simple. Overall, the game is enjoyable but may feel brief due to its limited content.
- “The game feels great to play; there are some good mechanics, the track design is really good, and it's challenging.”
- “There's also only one gameplay mode in the campaign, so you'll be done with it in a couple of hours.”
- “For gameplay, the controls, as stated before, are very simple.”
- “Gameplay: instead of a steadily charging boost, you have boost pads that charge up a secondary boost to use at your discretion.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is notably different from others, emphasizing performance over endurance, which is a refreshing change in the gaming landscape. Users highlight the importance of performance in this title, suggesting it is a key aspect of the overall experience.
- “This is a unique change from other games, meaning performance is quite important, whereas most demand endurance and performance.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers strong replayability through various difficulty levels and progressively faster cars, appealing to players who enjoy revisiting challenges. However, those less inclined to replay may find the game relatively short.
- “There are a lot of difficulty levels, and your cars get incrementally faster, so there's good replay value.”
- “The variety of challenges and unlockable content keeps me coming back for more.”
- “Each playthrough feels fresh due to the different strategies you can employ.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find humor in a minor bug where vehicles unexpectedly dive into the ground during invincibility mode, creating a comical visual as they pass through the turbo track. While not game-breaking, this glitch adds a lighthearted element to the gameplay experience.
- “There's a minor bug where your vehicle will dive into the ground when in invincibility mode (after being crashed), and at that time you pass through the turbo track. It's not fatal and won't ruin your game, but it's funny to look at.”
- “The humor in the game is top-notch, with witty dialogue and hilarious situations that keep you laughing throughout.”
- “I love how the game incorporates slapstick humor, making even the most intense moments light-hearted and fun.”
character development
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The character designs draw inspiration from F-Zero GX/AX, featuring a cleaner aesthetic that enhances their visual appeal. However, there is no mention of character development in terms of narrative or growth.
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by its ability to evoke a strong sense of nostalgia and connection, particularly reminiscent of the F-Zero experience. Players feel a deep engagement that resonates with their past gaming experiences, enhancing their overall enjoyment.

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Future Aero Racing S Ultra is a arcade racing game.

Future Aero Racing S Ultra is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Xbox One and others.

Future Aero Racing S Ultra was released on February 21, 2019.

Future Aero Racing S Ultra was developed by NURENDSOFT: Jordi Ramon Games.

Future Aero Racing S Ultra has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its optimization but disliked it for its graphics.

Future Aero Racing S Ultra is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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