Japanese CSR
I had some loading issues where the game would give me constant errors and crash, but after uninstalling and reinstalling twice, it started working. Now that I’m playing it, I really enjoy it. Very colorful, a small, but cool collection of cars, and a user friendly interface. It looks good and sounds good, and like Assoluto Racing, there are no ads, and they don’t constantly push you to buy in game content. Very relaxed. Can’t wait to see where it goes from here.
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Game won’t start
Initial credit scene looks great, but once you get to the loading screens, the game continues to crash.
Nothing Special
If you want a good game where you tap buttons to race, just play CSR2. This game is nothing special, other than a clone of CSR2, that's it.
Mid
As this is the team behind the masterpiece that is Assoluto Racing, I expected more. This game is kinda half baked. It’s CSR, but worse. The car roster is so minuscule and half of it is just better versions of existing cars. I was expecting some more variety and perhaps some Japanese oddities that we don’t get in American car games, but alas, there isn’t any of that. Small nitpick, but there’s no way to change the speed to MPH
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NOT fun
It says “pure uninterrupted fun.” If your idea of fun is tapping buttons uselessly, sure. And what’s puzzling is that they had everything right in Assoluto. Like FM4 and FH1 to Forza Street. Real shame. Again, this game is relatively new, so I’ll stay tuned.
