5 Things You Should Know Before Downloading Project Cars Go

GAMEFINITY.ID, Jakarta – Slightlymad Studios has succeeded in bringing the title of their simulation game series to the mobile platform with the title Project Cars Go, and will be published by Gamevil on the Playstore and on the App store. Before you download there are 5 things you should know before downloading Project Cars Go.

1. This Is Not Project Cars

Even though it bears the name Project Cars in Project Cars Go, it doesn’t mean Project Cars Go is like on a PC. If the PC prioritizes it as a racing simulation, in Project Cars Go it’s the opposite. Don’t expect this game too much

2. Boring Gameplay

Less boring especially in this game. The genre includes racing but you can only control your car on a tap-to-play basis. Which means you can’t control the car like driving a car, aka you only need to touch to shift gears, touch and hold to brake and release the touch to step on the gas.

80% of the gameplay of this game you just watch the rest? Yes, you just need to tap tap. BOOORRRINGGG

3. Microtransactions Everywhere

Yes, because this is a free game and developers need to earn money from the game, right? Well, Project Cars Go is like a free game on the Playstore and Appstore.

There are several types of in-game currency in this game, namely: Madbucks, Diamonds, Dollars (regular money). Starting from Madbucks, there are 3 more types, namely bronze, silver and gold. This Madbucks is useful for gacha boxes (which contain cars) and the quality of the box must be purchased according to the type of Madbucks. For this deposit, you can buy it with real money.

Then Diamond, yes, this is usually if you immediately want to buy an exclusive car without gacha or buy a car if your dollars are enough. Grinding in this game personally is quite hard, because you also need Dollars to upgrade your car engine if you really want to race

4. There is a mechanic of Energy/Gasoline

The author has to make this mechanic specifically not in Microtransaction, technically this includes the existence of Microtransactions but according to the author this is the worst. You are given 60 energy/gasoline slots to play. And every time you play, it takes up at least 6 slots and even more. The problem here is that the refill from this mechanic is not clear at this time.

Not given how long it takes to refill one slot, and even worse if you want to refill you can watch advertisements ONLY you can only do this 1 x 4 hours, the rest? You have to refill via Diamond. This is actually the most fatal because we as players are not given the freedom to play.

5. Pretty Good Graphics and Optimization

Finally, there’s something good about Project Cars Go. Yes, it is undeniable that this game has stunning graphics quality for the size of a game on a cellphone. There is even one track whose quality can rival Project Cars 2. Namely, the Azure Coast track on Project Cars Go can rival its quality on Project Cars 2 PC. But yeah, that’s the only good thing about this game

Overall, there are more downsides to Project Cars Go than the positives, and this game doesn’t live up to its original “Project Cars” title at all. Because this game is very far from what Project Cars really is