Distance

Could not get this to work with my HP Reverb G2. It kept going left, no matter what I did to the controllers. Support did not.

Looks amazing in menu, but runs horribly in campaign.
I'm unsure as to why my system is having such an issue playing this game, but it's not designed for Xbox controllers and from the looks of it you'd have to manually configure each and every single control from scratch to not have to deal with the gas pedal being tied to the camera controls if you want to try "Gamepad Default".
I'm certain I'm missing something here, but even with this game set to high priority it is closer to that of a slide show than anything else.
I've tried lowering the resolution, lowering the graphics, closing all background tasks, running it as an administrator, literally everything I could think of. Even running a full system scan for corrupted system files through CMD. Nothing helped.
My specs exceed the minimum and recommended requirements. I just can't figure out why it runs as if "Slide Show" is the only option.
The system specs in question:
- i5-12600k
- 32gbs RAM
- RTX 3060 12GB

It's unfortunate that I don't currently own any racing sim stuff to give it another shot, but after fiddling around with settings repeatedly, I'm just going to refund this game. It looks and sounds amazing, but if I can't run it, I guess I'll have to refund it.

Car parkour

Carkour.

This game is absolutely crazy and I love it. And it's especially mesmerizing if played on (ultra)widescreen. Go get it now

Strap in you babies this is a video game where they not only allow but expect you to hold down the boost button continuously, where your car can jump and has wings but once you become a big boy you learn you don't even need the wings because your car is so bristling with rocket thrusters that you can glide by holding down boost and flipping upside-down.

There is a plot. Three plots. There is no plot. There is only the music and the speed and the rocket spaceship laser beams and the music and the music and a whole lot of really cool sick flips you can do. There is no skill ceiling. You can go off-road onto the side of any visible skyscraper, and explore anywhere you want.

I loved the original Nitronic Rush, and I love this. Good video game. Makes me feel like a gamer.

one of the best games

Simply don't like the game. I found myself more annoyed than anything. The music is cool and the game has a style to it, I can see why others like it. If you're not looking for a racing game but more something like a jump'n'run (or rather jump'n'drive) and you like the look, get it. But I can't recommend it as a racing game.

vc sente a velocidade da luz de vez em quando

I liked the music and atmosphere in Distance, but I got bored while playing. There wasn’t enough action, and the moves felt repetitive.

-FAST CAR
-NEON LIGHTS
-BANGIN MUSIC
10/10

I really liked the concept for this game driving very cool visual graphics. I feel like the music track could have been better and there should have been less jumping. Maybe if the vehicles were actually partially inclined to fly it would play like a supped up F-zero, mad fun right? But flipping and flopping cars through the air trying to make them fly onto the next track was less fun and dizzying

Car: *gets cut in half by laser*
also car: "Tis but a scratch!"

Forza with Rocket League flight controls inside Acceleracers maps.

not gonna lie this game is a BLAST

its not a wide variety of game modes and maps, you can make your own or use an auto generator as well

community content is crazy and you can race against ghosts

the campaign is great, not too much story you have to do a lot of guess work its nothing complex but man this game slaps.

works great on deck and good to play in short bursts if you have a busy schedule like myself

worth its full price imo

Had the urge to come back to my favorite arcade racer of all time, and found it had *another update!* It has a pumping synth soundtrack, a remarkable amount of story and incredible atmospheric storytelling. Dynamic vehicle damage lets your car be sliced and diced and keep functioning, if you can limp it to a checkpoint. The car has several quality of life features I wish every arcade/track racer had, such as the gravity indicator that makes DOWN obvious. The jump, fly, and directional boosters give an incredible variety of cool tricks you can do. It's a crime it's as unknown a game as it is.