"Turbo Sliders Unlimited" is a 3D top-down racing game with extensive customization options and a variety of game modes. Players can create their own levels, vehicles, and games, making it a community-driven platform. The game features online multiplayer for up to 20 players and supports various game modes such as racing, sumo, tag, soccer, and weapon battles. Join the TSU Discord Server for updates, news, and to connect with the community.
Turbo Sliders Unlimited offers a fun and chaotic arcade racing experience, especially enjoyable with friends and a variety of game modes including capture the flag and sumo.
The game features extensive customization options for both vehicles and tracks, allowing players to create unique racing experiences and explore a vast library of user-generated content.
The community is active and supportive, with regular updates from the developer and a welcoming atmosphere that enhances the multiplayer experience.
The game currently lacks a robust single-player experience, with no AI opponents available, making it difficult for solo players to enjoy the game fully.
The user interface and level editor can be confusing and unpolished, which may deter new players from fully engaging with the game's features.
There is a concern about the small player base, which can lead to difficulties in finding multiplayer matches without coordinating through external platforms like Discord.
gameplay
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The gameplay is praised for its blend of simulation and arcade elements, offering an easy-to-learn yet challenging experience with high replay value. Players appreciate the extensive customization options through track and car editors, which foster creativity and diverse gameplay styles. However, some criticize the lack of single-player content and the multiplayer experience, which can be marred by unengaging gameplay and a reliance on certain player strategies.
“The best game of this type ever made, the engine and gameplay feel exactly as they should in terms of the mix between simulation and arcade. It is easy to play and difficult to master, with endless replay value.”
“Track and car editors really allow endless combinations of gameplay, whether you're looking for serious racing, hotlapping, silly, competitive, casual, etc. - it's all there, or can be!”
“Furthermore, every aspect of the gameplay is customizable in a way that you can't easily find in any other racing game.”
“Underwhelming as hell... singleplayer is almost nonexistent with no AIs, multiplayer is full of meta-hugger users and its gameplay is pretty much boring and brings nothing to the table except wacky modes with lightweight vehicles.”
“Horrible gameplay and you cannot see the full track even with the free camera.”
“It's just gameplay.”
humor
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The humor in the game is a standout feature, with players frequently laughing at the chaotic and hilarious moments that arise during gameplay, particularly in mini-games and racing events. The combination of funny mechanics and unexpected bugs adds to the overall comedic experience, making it a source of joy and entertainment for players.
“I joined a friendly event during a Sunday and I couldn't stop laughing due to some extremely hilarious moments.”
“Just a very fun racer where you can have very close and good racing as well as chaos and funny minigames like obstacle courses, sumo, soccer, and more!”
“They will send you to the loony bin, because you'll be laughing, crying, and swearing at the same time.”
graphics
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some users noting a nostalgic resemblance to older titles from 20 years ago, while others appreciate the modern aesthetic in certain aspects. However, many criticize the overall visual quality, describing it as basic and lacking polish, particularly in the menus and surrounding environments. Despite these shortcomings, some players find the graphics enjoyable in the context of the game's fun racing mechanics.
“This game offers some really fun online racing with simple yet modern graphics.”
“Turbo Sliders is a delightful spiritual successor to games like Micro Machines that I loved in the 90s, but with sleek modern graphics.”
“I will be dead honest in saying that when I first saw this, I thought to myself... 'a satisfactory 3D attempt at a classical racing game with a top-down approach.' When I first tried it out, the game, graphically speaking, did not stand out compared to AAA titles.”
“Graphics remind me of games from 20 years ago.”
“At the moment the menus look a bit basic and lack any polish, and the graphics in general look quite ugly with objects surrounding the tracks looking amateurish.”
“I will be dead honest in saying that when I first saw this and thought to myself... 'a satisfactory 3D attempt at a classical racing game with a top-down approach,' when I first tried it out, the game, graphically speaking, did not stand out compared to AAA titles.”
grinding
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Players often find grinding in games to be tedious and time-consuming, likening it to a chore that detracts from enjoyment. However, some titles, like "tsu," allow players to focus on fun rather than the grind, making the experience more enjoyable.
“You'll need a second life for grinding.”
“In some games, I feel like playing them is a bit of a chore or they're grindy, or it's some kind of a performance, but in this game, I can just concentrate on having fun.”
story
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The reviews indicate that the game lacks a story, with multiple users noting the absence of any narrative elements.
“No story.”
“No story.”
monetization
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The game's monetization strategy relies heavily on selling customization packs, which many users feel contributes to an unfinished experience and evokes comparisons to EA's criticized monetization practices.
“Feels like an unfinished game, and immediately you encounter the EA-level tacky monetization.”
“The monetization of the game runs by selling customization packs.”
“The monetization of the game runs by selling customization packs.”
optimization
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Players appreciate the optimization of the game, noting that it allows for a fun and engaging experience without the burden of performance issues. Even in its early stages, the game is reported to be stable for both local and online play, enhancing overall enjoyment.
“Even in its very early stage, the game is already really stable and you can't find any significant performance issues - that stays for both local and online play.”
“In some games, I feel like playing them is a bit of a chore or they're grindy, but in this game, I can just concentrate on having fun.”
“Even in its very early stage, the game is already really stable, and you can't find any significant performance issues - this holds true for both local and online play.”
replayability
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Players highlight the game's exceptional replayability, noting its perfect blend of simulation and arcade elements that make it both accessible and challenging. The combination of easy-to-learn mechanics and difficult mastery contributes to its endless replay value, solidifying its status as a top contender in its genre.
“The best game of this type ever made; the engine and gameplay feel exactly as they should in terms of the mix between simulation and arcade. It is easy to play and difficult to master, offering endless replay value.”
atmosphere
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The atmosphere of the game is highly praised, particularly appealing to fans of old-school slicks and slides, creating a nostalgic and engaging experience.
“The atmosphere of the game is captivating, reminiscent of classic old-school slicks and slide mechanics that fans will definitely appreciate.”
“The atmosphere of the game is immersive and engaging, appealing to those who love the nostalgic feel of old-school slicks and slides.”