- August 12, 2024
- Petr Šimůnek
Sidecar Evolution 2024
72%Game Brain Score
graphics, humor
gameplay, story
96% User Score 26 reviews
Platforms
About
I have been creating this game since high school and have worked hard through my studies at Charles University in Prague. My aim for this year is to carry over my Ph.D. research about procedurally generated terrains into my game. I aim to capture 150 years of racing in a game one day. Sidecar Evolution is a multiplayer racing game that uses principles similar to those of World of Tanks. With eac…











+1
Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews
graphics2 positive mentions
grinding3 negative mentions
- The game is fun in multiplayer with friends and has an addictive progression system.
- The graphics are impressive for a student project, providing a visually appealing experience.
- The gameplay is easy to learn, making it accessible for players of all skill levels.
- The driving mechanics feel more like a truck game than a racing game, lacking the expected sidecar experience.
- There are significant issues with game physics and collision detection, leading to frustrating gameplay.
- The game lacks essential features, such as a passenger in the sidecar, which diminishes the overall experience.
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics are described as extraordinary, offering a visually stunning experience that is essential for players to appreciate the medium fully. Additionally, the game performs well, achieving impressive frame rates of 120-150fps on high settings with capable hardware.
“The graphics are from another world, and I think it's a horrible and diminishing experience that needs to be experienced by everyone so that they can better appreciate games.”
“Getting an average of around 120 - 150 fps in random multiplayer races, running an i7-8700 with a GTX 1080 Ti on the 'pretty' graphics preset.”
“The graphics are from another world, but nonetheless, I think it's a horrible and diminishing experience that needs to be experienced by everyone so that they can better appreciate games.”