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Pay to progress
the game is fun, but its extremely pay 2 win, its barely about skills and more about who pays more to have the fastest car with the most upgrades, even if the driver is bad they just need a very fast car that they paid for and the heavy…
very overcomplicated and pay to win my miata understeers
P2W racing game. That is all you need to know.
No ad complaints
Amazing racing game the graphics, the car designes, the sounds, the atmosphere, it feels like a pc game not a phone at all, every thing is perfect, Alsothat there is no annoying ads at all it's full enjoyment. On top of that the game is…
First quality car game I've played. No ads being spammed, there's no cash grab vibe, car sounds are EXCEEDINGLY good comparatively speaking, BUT aren't 100% realistic. I wish they tried to make it a little more realistic. Tuning/upgrading…
I can say that this game is boring And, However When you load the game it took 20 minutes just to play. and because the game doesn't have ads or advertisement., And to be honest The game is more realistic but the game does everything for…
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