Super Street: The Game

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"Super Street: The Game" is a racing simulation that allows you to build and customize your own street cars. Drive through various environments and compete in races to earn rewards and upgrade your vehicle. With realistic physics and a wide range of customization options, this game offers a immersive experience for car enthusiasts.

Genres & Tags

Racing

Play Modes

Local Multi-Player Play with friends in the same physical space using split-screen or multiple screens
2-Players Play with one other player, either online or locally, in a cooperative or competitive game mode
Multi-Player Compete or cooperate with other players online
Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo
PvP Player versus Player - Fight against other players in real-time, often in arena-style combat
Split Screen Play with multiple players on the same screen, often with divided or shared screen real estate

Reviews

48%

Audience ScoreBased on 240 reviews

gameplay10 positive mentions

graphics10 negative mentions

Great car customization options with real-world brands and extensive tuning possibilities.
Satisfying damage system that visually represents car destruction well.
Decent graphics and a fun arcade racing vibe, especially for casual play.

Poor driving controls and physics, leading to frustrating gameplay and understeering issues.
AI is aggressive and often reckless, making races feel chaotic and unfair.
Lack of content, including a limited car selection and no real progression system, making the game feel incomplete.

gameplay
60 mentions
17 % positive mentions
73 % neutral mentions
10 % negative mentions
The gameplay of the game has received largely negative feedback, with many players criticizing the driving mechanics as loose and unrealistic, leading to frustrating experiences. While some appreciate the customization options and entertaining crash mechanics, the overall execution is deemed poor, with calls for significant improvements before it can meet player expectations. Many reviewers suggest that the game feels more focused on graphics than on delivering a satisfying gameplay experience, making it hard to justify its price.
- “The game mechanics aren't too hard to master and are consistent enough that it doesn't distract me from having a fun experience and being able to hone better maneuvering skills.”
- “The crash mechanics are entertaining and go well with the burnout kind of vibe.”
- “The exterior customization is amazing; you can pretty much make any car, and the driving mechanics have been improved and it feels great.”
- “I played this game for about an hour and 45 minutes, and all I can say is that this game is so bad that I'd rather have hepatitis than play it again.”
- “15 odd minutes of gameplay and it's obvious this game is 100% graphics (and considering they are subpar, that's pretty outrageous for $45) and no gameplay. The car physics are like if they took Burnout, FlatOut, and Need for Speed, put them in a melting pot, and came out with something that rivals FlatOut 3's physics. They are loose, not fun, and just laughable.”
- “When turning, the game's physics feel unnatural, making gameplay both difficult and infuriating.”
graphics
50 mentions
16 % positive mentions
64 % neutral mentions
20 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some praising the hyper-realistic visuals and smooth performance, while others criticize them as subpar, reminiscent of PS2-era graphics. Many users note that the heavy post-processing can blur the visuals, detracting from the overall experience. Overall, while some find the graphics impressive, others feel they do not meet the expectations set by advertisements and are not reflective of the game's quality.
- “Hyper realistic graphics, I would make sure that you have a PC powerful enough to run it at the least of 60-75fps maximum.”
- “Amazing graphics.”
- “Looks like the focus so far in development has been visuals.”
- “Absolutely stay away, incredibly mediocre racing experience, poor visuals, poor handling model.”
- “The graphics are PS2 level, and there really isn't much of a story.”
- “15 odd minutes of gameplay and it's obvious this game is 100% graphics (and considering they are subpar that's pretty outrageous for $45) and no gameplay. The car physics are like if they took Burnout, FlatOut (1), and Need for Speed, put them in a melting pot, and came out with something that rivals FlatOut 3's physics; they are loose, not fun, and just laughable.”
optimization
26 mentions
15 % positive mentions
69 % neutral mentions
15 % negative mentions
The game's optimization is criticized for laggy performance in the garage and a lack of meaningful differences between performance parts, leading to a frustrating experience. Players note that while the visual customization is appealing, the overall performance upgrades feel underwhelming and inconsistent, detracting from the gameplay. Additionally, driving mechanics are seen as flawed, with issues like ineffective braking and erratic car control, indicating that the game requires significant improvements.
- “You start with a bucket, and slowly are able to make it into a sexy machine worthy of a JDM car show, adding performance parts as well to stay competitive in the increasingly difficult events.”
- “I love how performance parts are actually visible unlike other games.”
- “It uses real aftermarket brands like HKS, Sparco, Toyo, etc. from visuals to ICE/performance and will show the swapping on each part.”
- “All shop parts except for the engine provide identical performance boosts, but with different prices... pathetic.”
- “Finally, this game needs some optimization; sometimes the garage is kind of laggy.”
- “The other thing that stumped me was that there really doesn't seem to be a need to spend money on the more expensive parts when the cheaper parts give you the exact same performance increase.”
music
20 mentions
15 % positive mentions
65 % neutral mentions
20 % negative mentions
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it boring and excessive, particularly in menus, while others appreciate the well-crafted soundtrack that captures the modern street racing vibe through a mix of EDM and rock. Overall, opinions vary, with some feeling the music enhances the gameplay experience, while others consider it lackluster.
- “The soundtrack has captured the essence of street racing in a nutshell.”
- “It has a good soundtrack, with well-made songs that fit the action better than the sense of speed you get.”
- “Music seems to capture the modern street racing vibe.”
- “Music is terrible, bass is excessive when in menus, crashes are ridiculous from small bumps that wipe you out to jumps that leave your car cartwheeling without wiping out. Graphics aren't great when on widescreen even running all settings on ultimate. The game is mostly fun to play and not bad value for money as I got it on sale for about $12, definitely feels like it is only worth about that much if not less.”
- “Music is meh.”
- “The soundtrack has gotten the style of street racing in a nutshell.”
story
16 mentions
6 % positive mentions
69 % neutral mentions
25 % negative mentions
The game lacks a substantial storyline, with many users expressing disappointment over its minimal narrative elements and the ineffectiveness of the supporting "crew." While it offers various racing modes, the absence of a compelling story detracts from the overall enjoyment for players who prioritize narrative in their gaming experience.
- “I look for games with a story line because that makes it so much more enjoyable.”
- “Also, there was no storyline.”
- “I look for games with a storyline because that makes it so much more enjoyable.”
- “The game has no storyline at all, a 'crew' that doesn't help your experience in any way.”
monetization
12 mentions
8 % positive mentions
8 % neutral mentions
83 % negative mentions
The monetization aspect of the game is criticized as a blatant cash grab, with users feeling that it lacks substantial content and regular updates despite its simple design. Many express disappointment over the limited car selection compared to what was advertised, and while the game is priced at $50 without microtransactions, it still feels underwhelming and incomplete. Overall, players are frustrated by the perceived lack of effort in enhancing the game post-launch.
- “It's basically a $50 mobile game (without microtransactions at least).”
- “This product seems rather a quick cash grab than a proper racing game.”
- “The game doesn't seem to get regular updates, though it's relatively simple in design and could be easily expanded with more game modes, cars, tracks, etc. It kind of seems like a bit of a lazy cash grab.”
- “It's basically a 50 bucks mobile game (without microtransactions at least).”
humor
10 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is largely derived from its unpredictable physics, which can create amusing moments, though some players find this novelty wears off quickly. While opinions vary, many users highlight specific instances, such as the quirky movement of characters, as particularly funny, with some rating the humor aspect highly. Overall, the humor is a mixed bag, offering laughs but potentially lacking in longevity.
- “It really made me laugh.”
- “Funny as hell.”
- “10/10 only for how much the physics have made me laugh.”
replayability
10 mentions
20 % positive mentions
50 % neutral mentions
30 % negative mentions
Overall, the game has been criticized for its lack of replayability, with users noting that the short campaign of only 65 races and limited car modification options diminish the incentive to replay. While there are quick race and free play modes available, they do not significantly enhance the game's replay value.
- “While it is still not perfect, it has become a lot more playable and a massive improvement.”
- “There is no replayability to this game.”
- “There are quick race and free play options, but since you can only modify one car, I don't feel that there is as much replay value as there could be.”
- “The campaign is way too short (only about 65 races) and there is little replay value.”
grinding
4 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be repetitive and tedious, often likening it to a blocky driving model that detracts from the overall experience.
- “Grinding achievements.”
- “- Blocky and tedious driving model.”
- “Grinding achievements.”
emotional
2 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The emotional impact of the game is significant enough that some players feel the need to take a break from it, indicating a strong, possibly overwhelming, emotional response.