- March 4, 2016
- Sandbox Games
Racecraft
Platforms
About
Racecraft is a sport game that supports 2-player local and multi-player online co-op and single-player modes. It's the first eSport racing game with procedural technology, offering new challenges on generated racetracks every day. The game includes championships, tournaments, and special events, with metrics and statistics to help players understand their performance. It supports advanced FFB steering wheels and is also enjoyable with a keyboard or joypad, regulated by the Racing Authority.











- The procedural track generation is a unique and interesting feature that offers a variety of racing experiences.
- The game has potential for fun gameplay, especially in multiplayer and competitive modes.
- The graphics and sound design are generally well-received, providing a decent visual and auditory experience.
- Most of the game's content is locked behind a premium paywall, making it nearly unplayable for free users.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs, crashes, and performance issues, rendering it frustrating to play.
- The user interface is poorly designed, lacking mouse support and being difficult to navigate, which detracts from the overall experience.
graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeOverall, the graphics of the game have received mixed feedback, with some users praising the clean and slick visuals, smooth animations, and high quality, especially on higher-end systems. However, others have reported performance issues, such as low frame rates and crashes on certain hardware configurations, indicating that the graphics may not be optimized for all setups. Despite these concerns, many players find the graphics enjoyable and a positive aspect of the gameplay experience.
“Positives from the game so far, however, are that the graphics and sound are coming along quite nicely, the track tips are excellent, without giving too much away and enough to allow you to learn tracks quickly.”
“However, graphics are quite nice and gameplay is real smooth.”
“It's early access, so it's obviously missing features, but I'm sure you won't regret: stable client, fresh graphics, smooth animations, good sounds, high quality overall, and lots of fun of course... can't wait for the cool features.”
“For reference, my computer can run RaceRoom on some pretty okay graphics, but can't get more than 5 fps on this game.”
“There is no vehicle damage and the graphics are poor because they are free.”
“I don't know how the game is because it comes standard to run with the Intel HD graphics, and every time I run it with my NVIDIA, the game crashes on the first loading screen, so don't spend 20€ on this.”