Dogurai (NS)
Horizon Chase Turbo (NS)
Was browsing the eshop like one tends to do, saw Dogurai for around 60 cents, so I used up the equivalent in gold coins. The ultimate question is: was this worth 60 odd precious gold coins? Yeah, I guess so. It's fine, just fine. I missed one collectible so got the bad ending. Before selecting the last level it says once you select it you can't go back, but it uhhh, didn't let me go back anyways (unless I missed something). For as short as it is I didn't feel the need to do another playthrough. Maybe one day when I'm bored, like, reeeeally bored I'll do it again, but there are other games to play, books to read, pictures to draw, so I'm good for now.
One of those games to play being Horizon Chase. Sometimes I get in the mood for a racing game. I'm not a car enthusiast by any means, and I prefer my racers arcadey. I like holding the accelerate button and only letting go when I finish the race. The only shifting I want to do is from my chair to my couch. Horizon is just the ticket. It's very familiar to Top Gear on SNES, even has some returning songs. It's just a really fun game with a ton of content. The Switch says "30 hours or more". There's a World Tour campaign, Rookie campaign, Tournaments and Endurance.
The campaigns are sets of races in a certain country. Your placement, tokens collected and remaining gas determine the amount of points you get, the more points the more races and cars you unlock. There are unlock races to upgrade stats like speed, nitro, gas, handling and acceleration. Rookie campaign is more of a beginners thing where it's a fraction of the courses and no need to worry about gas. Tournament sets of 4 races like Mario Kart grand prix, divided between easy, normal and hard. Endurance has three sets, short, medium and long. Long being all 109 courses back to back. You have to place 5th or higher to qualify for the next one. By track 83 my game glitched where all the cars wouldn't move forward anymore (this was the second time it every happened to me). This also comes less than a week after my Tomb Raider 2013 playthrough got corrupted as I was almost finished. Thankfully, if you close the game from the Switch menu it'll remember your place. Also, thank fuck for suspended play and sleep mode, as I don't have the patience to sit down for 109 tracks at once.
There's also multiplayer which I didn't check out, and a DLC campaign called Summer Vibes which I will wait on. I recommend this one.
Horizon Chase Turbo (NS)
Was browsing the eshop like one tends to do, saw Dogurai for around 60 cents, so I used up the equivalent in gold coins. The ultimate question is: was this worth 60 odd precious gold coins? Yeah, I guess so. It's fine, just fine. I missed one collectible so got the bad ending. Before selecting the last level it says once you select it you can't go back, but it uhhh, didn't let me go back anyways (unless I missed something). For as short as it is I didn't feel the need to do another playthrough. Maybe one day when I'm bored, like, reeeeally bored I'll do it again, but there are other games to play, books to read, pictures to draw, so I'm good for now.
One of those games to play being Horizon Chase. Sometimes I get in the mood for a racing game. I'm not a car enthusiast by any means, and I prefer my racers arcadey. I like holding the accelerate button and only letting go when I finish the race. The only shifting I want to do is from my chair to my couch. Horizon is just the ticket. It's very familiar to Top Gear on SNES, even has some returning songs. It's just a really fun game with a ton of content. The Switch says "30 hours or more". There's a World Tour campaign, Rookie campaign, Tournaments and Endurance.
The campaigns are sets of races in a certain country. Your placement, tokens collected and remaining gas determine the amount of points you get, the more points the more races and cars you unlock. There are unlock races to upgrade stats like speed, nitro, gas, handling and acceleration. Rookie campaign is more of a beginners thing where it's a fraction of the courses and no need to worry about gas. Tournament sets of 4 races like Mario Kart grand prix, divided between easy, normal and hard. Endurance has three sets, short, medium and long. Long being all 109 courses back to back. You have to place 5th or higher to qualify for the next one. By track 83 my game glitched where all the cars wouldn't move forward anymore (this was the second time it every happened to me). This also comes less than a week after my Tomb Raider 2013 playthrough got corrupted as I was almost finished. Thankfully, if you close the game from the Switch menu it'll remember your place. Also, thank fuck for suspended play and sleep mode, as I don't have the patience to sit down for 109 tracks at once.
There's also multiplayer which I didn't check out, and a DLC campaign called Summer Vibes which I will wait on. I recommend this one.
