Synth Drift

About

Get ready to test your speed and agility in Synth Drift, an exhilarating game featuring 30 progressively challenging levels. Your mission is simple: race as fast as you can to reach the goal while avoiding the ever-encroaching spikes. This game may be straightforward, but it demands quick reflexes and sharp focus! Key Features: 30 Thrilling Levels: Each level ramps up the difficulty, pushing …

Genres & Tags

Racing

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

83%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

gameplay1 negative mentions

Fun and simple game that's quick to play, making it enjoyable for short sessions.
Challenging gameplay that can be completed in about 30 minutes, providing a satisfying experience for the price.
Potential for improvement with features like time requirements or leaderboards, which could enhance replayability.

Gameplay loop becomes stale quickly due to uninspired level design and repetitive obstacles.
Lack of keybinding options and inability to view replays frustrate competitive play.
Sound options are limited, with no ability to adjust music volume separately from sound effects.

music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users express frustration over the lack of an option to adjust music volume separately from sound effects, noting that the music can be excessively loud.
- “The music can get loud, creating an immersive atmosphere.”
- “The soundtrack enhances the overall experience of the game.”
- “Though it bugs me that there's a setting to change sound effect volume, but not the music volume.”
- “And man, the music can get loud.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay has been criticized for several frustrating limitations, including the inability to bind reset actions to a key, lack of replay functionality for leaderboard competition, and restrictions on input buffering at level starts. Additionally, players feel that the gameplay loop becomes repetitive quickly, although no significant bugs were reported.
- “Not being able to bind reset to a keybind is annoying, not being able to view replays is infuriating when trying to compete for leaderboard positions, not being able to buffer more than one input when starting a level is asinine, and the general gameplay loop becomes stale very quickly.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Reviews suggest that grinding in the game can be enjoyable for those who appreciate speedgames and have some spare time, but for others, it may not be worth the effort, as missing out on it won't significantly impact the overall experience.
- “If you've got an hour or two to kill and you enjoy grinding speed games, give it a whirl if you so choose, but otherwise, trust that you're not missing out on much by not playing.”