Really good game
It does feel like a bike race (now I’ve figured out the movement!), and is both challenging and affected by dice rolls without feeling impossible or loaded. A couple of suggestions: Player editor (please!) Sprinters feel a little OP: If it’s not already the case, for all uphill sprints it would be good to have climbers bonuses in the squares 5-10 from the finish (they are there a lot of races with this for sure - not sure if it’s universal) For mountain finishes I would remove the sprint bonuses completely and replace them with 15 squares of climber bonuses
Edit: also maybe make sprinters moves -1 by default on mountain squares? Not hills, but i think this would make it even more realistic on more severe climbs
But loving the game, and really looking forward to unlocking all races and completing a full tour!
Edit: also maybe make sprinters moves -1 by default on mountain squares? Not hills, but i think this would make it even more realistic on more severe climbs
But loving the game, and really looking forward to unlocking all races and completing a full tour!
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Fun cycling game!
This is pretty fun and after buying it I still come back and play quite a bit. The thing that would make me want to play even more would be if there was more depth. Like the prize money won could accumulate and even be put to use upgrading or training the teams/cyclists.
Response from developer
Thank you for ideas. We are constantly working on new features. Stay tuned!
Gioco bello ma con bachi
Il gioco è molto bello e rispecchia lo spirito delle gare ciclistiche, ma ci sono dei bachi non accettabili: per tre volte ho vinto le gare e non è stata registrata la stella, per cui non è stato possibile passare alle gare successive, cosa che è molto frustrante e fa passare la voglia di giocare
Great little game
Good for cycling fans & board gamers
Pretty good
Surprisingly good simulation of a bike race using dice. The tutorial is extremely thorough. The challenges are challenging. Artwork look good. I’m enjoying this game.
