- January 8, 2019
- Solid Core
Roadclub: League Racing
61%Game Brain Score
optimization, music
gameplay, graphics
81% User Score 26 reviews
Platforms
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About
Roadclub: League Racing is a high-speed arcade racer that thrusts you into the world of underground street racing. Customize your car and compete in various events to climb the league rankings. With its vivid neon-lit cityscapes and heart-pounding soundtrack, Roadclub delivers a thrilling racing experience.











+13
Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews
optimization2 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- Roadclub League Racing offers a fun and engaging top-down racing experience with a variety of tracks and upgradeable cars.
- The developers are responsive to player feedback and actively work on improving the game, making it feel polished and well-supported.
- The game features a unique league system that allows players to progress through divisions, adding depth and competitiveness to the gameplay.
- Some players find the handling of the cars to be challenging, which can detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- The game can feel grindy and repetitive, with some players wishing for more variety in car classes and content.
- There are concerns about the balance between simulation and arcade elements, leading to a gameplay experience that may not satisfy all racing fans.
- gameplay3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is visually appealing and effectively fulfills its objectives, offering a challenging experience enhanced by AI car upgrades in career mode, which keeps the excitement alive. However, players express a desire for more arcade-style gameplay modes in future updates.
“The gameplay is challenging enough, and it's cool that the AI upgrades its cars in career mode - it makes the game always exciting.”
“Game looks good and does what it sets out to do, although I would love to mess around with more arcade-style gameplay modes in the future.”
“Updated review - following more extensive gameplay.”
“The game looks good and does what it sets out to do, although I would love to see more arcade-style gameplay modes in the future.”