Platform Nation's Community Manager Steven Artlip got his hands on Off-Road Drive for the PC and had this to say: Maybe I’m not as much of a driving know-how as I’d like to think I am, or maybe the controls were just too much for me. I’m not really sure what it was, but this game kicked my a&$, and I walked away a very unhappy gamer.
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Off Road Drive just simply is not a good game, no matter how hard it tries.True to its word, Off Road Drive gives players a chance to drive with a generally accurate level of vehicle physics – which ultimately makes the handling of the vehicles a much harder-than-it-should-be process.
I thought it was ok! 3/5 for me.
Reviewer, you aware that this is a budget title aren't you?
hello Bumnut,
A reviewer understand thats, however this is her thoughts on the title that she played.... that why we add, All scores given within our reviews are based on the artist's personal opinion; this should in no way impede your decision to purchase the game.
I had high hopes for this game when seeing trailers for it and its been a really long time since something like this has came out that focuses on the fundamentals but unfortunately i too felt that it was just a bad game that lacked in many areas. Maybe one day we 4x4 lovers will get the game that we have only dreamed of....
Critical Gamer writes: We’ve all been there; the random strips of land that border the race track in every driving game. Whether it’s gravel, mud, grass or a water hazard, each is designed to slow your car to a crawl because you had the audacity to go off-road. These areas are punishing slogs that tell you to follow the tarmac. The unique spin in Off-Road Drive is that that every track is made up of these hard to drive through areas. It is a greatest hits compilation of awkward driving surfaces.
