Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
Obliteracers is the newest entry into the chaotic party vehicular combat genre, think Mario Kart meets Twisted Metal, but with 16 players and rockets instead of turtle shells or more open maps layouts, but with a few welcome twists. While the PC version supports up to 16 players via couch co-op, the PlayStation 4 version is limited to four local players; still with the amount of chaos that generally ensues with each race, 4 players can get quite lively.
Carlos writes "It’s been another busy week on Xbox with a ton of new games arriving on the store and plenty of fresh additions to Xbox One Backwards Compatibility. But now it’s that time of the week once more, the time in which great deals are thrown our way, and we must decide which ones to spend our money on. So let’s take a look at the best and worst that is on offer from the Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale for 15th-21st August 2017."
Jon from TVG writes "Oblteracers is a quirky little game that is very familiar in its appearance, with a variety of weapon pickups and some very strange looking characters to choose from, it’s impossible to not make the comparison with the very well implemented games of Nintendo."
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
It would be easy to look at Obliteracers and dismiss it as a Mario Kart clone, but you would be doing the game and yourself a disservice if you enjoy combat karting games. Obliteracers brings enough new to the table to stand on its own merits. Admittedly some aspects of the game work better than others, but the online modes are a riot and the game has an addictive quality that is impossible to ignore.
