The game is pretty sorted out visually and on our PS4 test-bed, it seemed to function quite well. You can choose from a variety of locations and more as you progress through the game. Another cool feature that I noticed was the tiny scratches that pop up on the bodywork of the cars after a bit of bumping. All the cars are immaculately detailed which makes them a joy to watch. The iconic orange tracks are a treat and when you combine them with the background, it actually feels that you are part of a Toy Story movie. The visuals are probably the best part of the game and rightly so. You can decorate your basement, customize your car and even challenge friends around the globe in the multiplayer section. You pick a vehicle, customize it, and hit the tracks. As usually racing game does not feature any kind of story mode.
It is practically designed for having a good time. Drifting is fun and easy, the game does not throw much challenge on your face. It is not an aww factor for serious gamers, but fun for kids and for those who still have a kid in them. Pull the trigger on the right spot for a stunt. Pull out your favorite wheels on the toy race tracks with some boost and ride on.
Hot Wheels Unleashed is a fun game to play. Keeping that in mind I will preferrable speak everything about the gameplay, racing mechanics, whether it’s enjoyable or recurring, etc. Hot Wheels Unleashed has a different position, this game is designed for fun, for having a good time together with a touch of homestay feeling. I didn’t just pull out Dirt 5, F1, Nascar, or NFS series for comparison. But before I start, I also want to share my perspective on this review. This will make it easier for me to analyze the game and convey to gamers what to expect from this game.
For the purpose of this review, I have split the game into three distinct parts.
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