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A sequel of sorts, Grand Prix Rock ‘N Racing continues on from Rock ‘N Racing Off Road DX with one major difference. That is, a focus on Formula One style cars, which are known to be both fast and dangerous. Of course, with that comes traditional, circuit-based racing, wherein drivers vie for pole positions and checkered flags. This is a top-down take on the sport, and is also one where you’re put at a disadvantage from the get-go. As yourself, you jump right into a season of championship racing, driving a car that simply doesn’t have get-up that compares to your competitors’ rides. In fact, to be blunt, the car that you start off with flat out sucks. It’s slow, takes a surprisingly long time to accelerate and turns corners like it’s a tank or something made of concrete. Audio aside, the initial lack of acceleration genuinely had us heading into the menus to check out the control scheme, just in case we had the wrong idea. As it turns out, we didn’t. Your car genuinely starts out that slow. Into the first turn on the oval NASCAR-style opening track and we slammed into a group of six AI cars who have all come to grief. One’s decided to just sit there in the middle of the track for a bit. Two are driving around in little circles. The other three are trying to get back into the race but we can’t pay attention to them as we have to get back into the fold. Barn Finders

Only the “reset car” option only works when a black circle appears around your vehicle, and that only happens when you’re not moving. But the game thinks that we are moving, despite our car being on its roof and stuck against the wall. Our only option is to quit out and restart the race. It must be said that’s an unlucky way to start Grand Prix Rock N Racing, since not every race is as catastrophically bad, but they’re all relatively close to it. Indeed, as you progress through the ten race season and unlock upgrades for your vehicle, there are times when it borders on sort of being quite playable. Sadly “borders on sort of being quite playable” is absolutely as good as it gets, and even that feeling doesn’t last for long. Usually, just as things start to click, you’ll be thrown into a wall by an AI driver that’s decided to give up on braking. Or you’ll slightly clip a kerb by the same amount as you did on the last lap and you’ll be thrown into a wall. Or a driver will randomly be weaving down a straight for no reason at all and – yep – throw you into a wall. If none of that happens, the game will work out that you’ve not got a smile on your face and you’ll be thrown into a wall because you’ve obviously got a bad attitude  the presentation of Grand Prix isn’t all bad. It looks like something from the late nineties, sure, but its innate simplicity has a certain undeniable charm. Diplomacy is Not an Option 

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