OverShoot Battle Race

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Inspired in the old-style isometric arcade racing games, OverShoot Battle Race brings back the fight for the first place in an insane journey through one unknown solar system and facing the most amazing racers in the galaxy.

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52%

Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

music4 positive mentions

The game offers a nostalgic experience reminiscent of classic racing games, particularly Rock N Roll Racing.
It features a solid selection of cars and customization options, along with engaging mechanics like Power Drifts.
The visuals are appealing with a low poly style and flashy colors, and the game runs smoothly with minimal bugs.

The controls are described as slippery and difficult to manage, leading to frustrating gameplay.
The soundtrack is considered weak and uninspired, with some players finding the menu music particularly annoying.
There are significant balance issues, with enemies often feeling overpowered and the physics causing unpredictable car behavior.

music
7 mentions
57 % positive mentions
14 % neutral mentions
29 % negative mentions
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some praising the energetic and nostalgic soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience, while others criticize it as repetitive and uninspired, particularly the menu music. Overall, while some tracks are appreciated for their fit within the game, there are calls for more variety and the option to replace the music.
- “It's got a power-punching soundtrack, and the play style takes me back to the days of sitting and playing with my best friend.”
- “So... everything from the classic is here on this one: the rock n' roll on the races (generic, but honestly, surprisingly good soundtrack), the action, the explosions (albeit on a minor scale), and new mechanics like the drifting which grants you the crucial nitro to stay ahead of the AI, the shield which is useful if you have good reflexes, and a very respectable selection of cars for a game of this scope.”
- “The soundtrack is really good and the visuals are absolutely stunning, merging this kind of low poly style with flashy colors and visual effects definitely worked very well.”
- “Music - weak.”
- “Annoying, boring, repetitive menu music makes me want to puke.”
graphics
4 mentions
50 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
50 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews; while some find them underwhelming and not demanding, others praise the stunning visuals that effectively combine a low poly style with vibrant colors and impressive visual effects. Overall, the graphics are considered decent but not groundbreaking.
- “While not the most graphically demanding game in the world, the game shows that it was well-tested.”
- “The soundtrack is really good and the visuals are absolutely stunning, merging this kind of low-poly style with flashy colors and visual effects that definitely worked very well.”
- “If you think it's a AAA title with modern graphics, then don't touch this game.”
- “While not the most graphically demanding game in the world, it shows that it was tested.”
gameplay
2 mentions
150 % positive mentions
-200 % neutral mentions
150 % negative mentions
The gameplay is centered around mastering the power drift mechanic, which transforms the experience from mere survival to competitive racing. It features classic elements like a solid soundtrack, action, and explosions, alongside new mechanics such as nitro boosts and shields that enhance the racing experience. Additionally, players can choose from a respectable variety of cars, adding depth to the gameplay.
- “The key mechanic of the game is power drifting; once you learn it, you will not only survive but actually win the game.”
- “Everything from the classic is here: the rock 'n' roll soundtrack (generic, but surprisingly good), the action, the explosions (albeit on a minor scale), and new mechanics like drifting, which grants you crucial nitro to stay ahead of the AI, and the shield, which is useful if you have good reflexes. There's also a very respectable selection of cars for a game of this scope.”
- “The gameplay is engaging and rewarding, especially once you master the drifting mechanic, which adds a layer of strategy to racing.”
- “The key mechanic of the game is power drifts; once you learn it, you will actually play the game, not only survive but win too.”
- “Everything from the classic is here in this one: the rock 'n' roll on the races (generic, but honestly, surprisingly good soundtrack), the action, the explosions (albeit on a minor scale), and new mechanics like drifting, which grants you the crucial nitro to stay ahead of the AI, and the shield, which is useful if you have good reflexes.”
- “The gameplay feels repetitive and lacks depth, making it hard to stay engaged for long periods.”